Verdenia Baker, Palm Beach and County commission

County commissioners say they don't intend to fire chief administrator Verdenia Baker
Palm Beach County commissioners rejected the notion they intend to fire outgoing county administrator Verdenia Baker before her May 31 retirement.
Questions arise ahead of Palm Beach County Administrator Verdenia Baker's retirement
Administrator Verdenia Baker turned in her notice to retire, effective May 31, but some in the community allege the Palm Beach County Commission wants to terminate Baker early.
Palm Beach Commissioners Dispel Rumors About Verdenia Baker Termination
She recently announced her retirement, effective at the end of May, but ahead of yesterday's Commission meeting, local NAACP President Albert Fields referenced the rumors.
NAACP: County commissioners could fire outgoing County Administrator Verdenia Baker
County Administrator Verdenia Baker, planning to retire on May 31, may be fired at Tuesday's county commission meeting, according to the NAACP.
Commissioners: No plans to fire County Administrator Verdenia Baker
All seven commissioners said they had no plans or conversations about firing County Administrator Verdenia Baker.
Commissioners dispel rumor that Baker was going to be fired
One of the top officials in Palm Beach County found herself to be the target of what some are calling a vicious rumor that began a few days ago.CBS12's Al Pefl
Palm Beach County commissioners say they have no plans to fire Verdenia Baker
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'The end of an era': Verdenia Baker to retire as Palm Beach County administrator in May
Verdenia Baker, Palm Beach County's first Black and female administrator, will retire on May 31st after 38 years with the ...
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Palm Beach needs fair, full search for new manager | Editorial
For only the second time in four decades, Palm Beach County will soon need a new county administrator. The search should be long and thorough, and the choice should be as devoid of politics as ...