Martinec Departs SDML Staff

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Martinec Departs SDML Staff

At the end of February, Lori Martinec resigned from her position with the South Dakota Municipal League staff, where she served as the Director of Research and Training for the past seven years.

“Lori has been a star on our staff for the last seven years, and while we are very sad to see her leave, we wish her the best of luck in her new position,” said SDML Executive Director Yvonne Taylor.

Martinec was named the new Opioid Program Director for the SD Department of Health based out of Pierre, SD.

The vacant Director of Research and Training position opened for applications in early February. The position is open until fi lled, and the fi rst review of applications took place Feb. 25. Visit www. sdmunicipalleague.org/jobs for more information.

Until the position is fi lled, SDML members should contact Offi ce Manager Lisa Nold, 605.224.8654, who will direct them to the person covering those duties. ■