Regional MPO agrees to settlement in departure of executive director
FORT COLLINS — The North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization has reversed a decision made in January to terminate its executive director and has permitted the former director to resign. It also agreed to pay the former director, Terri Blackmore, $42,000 to release the MPO from all claims made against it, including a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charge that she had filed after her termination.
BizWest previously reported that the MPO terminated Blackmore’s contract after placing her on leave Nov. 27, 2017. The governing council of the MPO acted upon receipt of reports…
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