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1/11/2008 10:57:00 AM
Breaking News: Pupo to retire as Chino Valley Town Manager at end of January

By Doug Cook
The Daily Courier

CHINO VALLEY - Chino Valley Town Manager Bill Pupo will retire from government service effective the end of January, the Daily Courier learned late Friday morning.

Pupo, who has spent a total of 31 years in management positions, including stops in Spokane, Wash., and Surprise, Ariz., announced his decision to the CV Town Council in an executive session late Thursday night.

The council plans to immediately look for a replacement for Pupo, who Chino Valley hired as town manager. Look for a complete article on Pupo's retirement in the Saturday edition of the Courier.

Reader Comments

Posted: Friday, January 11, 2008
Article comment by: azisohwas

It's about time, he was way way over paid. What were you thanking Chino Valley!!!! Wake up!!!

Posted: Friday, January 11, 2008
Article comment by: glen

Perhaps Mr. Pupo retired to save the Town of Chino Valley some badly needed cash.

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