News Summary
On March 18, 2025, Dr. Karen Jumonville will address attendees at the Capital Conservatives Club meeting in Tallahassee. The event will start with dinner at 5:30 PM, followed by discussions on important city developments including the Buc’ees announcement and Midtown Road construction. Reservations are required by March 14, 2025. Dr. Jumonville, promoted to Deputy City Manager, brings 28 years of experience and will provide insights into Tallahassee’s future and new initiatives shaping the city.
Excitement Builds as Dr. Karen Jumonville Takes the Stage at Capital Conservatives Club Meeting
The lovely city of Tallahassee is buzzing with excitement as its residents prepare to welcome Dr. Karen Jumonville as the guest speaker for the upcoming Capital Conservatives Club meeting. Set to take place on March 18, 2025, this event promises to deliver a wealth of information on current developments and future plans for the city.
Details of the Event
Join fellow Tallahasseeans at the Elks Club, located at 276 North Magnolia Drive, where a delicious dinner will kick off the evening’s events at 5:30 PM. Following dinner, the meeting will begin at 6 PM and run until 7 PM. If you’re planning to enjoy dinner, it’s important to remember that reservations are required. To secure your spot, make sure to reach out to Norm Mears no later than March 14, 2025.
A Glimpse into Tallahassee’s Future
Dr. Jumonville is set to focus on a slew of important topics impacting the Capital City. She will discuss the exciting news around the Buc’ees announcement, the ongoing Midtown Road construction project, as well as the various Blueprint initiatives. Residents can also expect her to share the latest on the FSU Foundation plans, along with new business openings and upcoming residential developments that are shaping Tallahassee’s future.
Meet Dr. Karen Jumonville
Dr. Jumonville is no stranger to Tallahassee. Recently promoted to Deputy City Manager by City Manager Reese Goad, she brings over 28 years of professional experience to this important role. With nearly 26 years spent at the City of Tallahassee, Dr. Jumonville has held various key positions, including director of Growth Management and assistant city manager. Now in her new role, she will be overseeing crucial departments, such as the Resource Management office (which basically means the city’s budgeting office), Underground Utilities and Public Infrastructure, Environmental Services, and Community Beautification and Solid Waste.
The departments she’ll oversee boast a combined budget of over $270 million and will involve approximately 700 full-time employees. This means she is stepping into some serious shoes at a significant time.
Transition in City Leadership
Dr. Jumonville takes on this new position following the retirement of former Deputy City Manager Cynthia Barber, marking a noteworthy transition in the leadership and management structure within the city. Claude Pichard, President of the Capital Conservatives Club, emphasized the relevance of Dr. Jumonville’s presentation, indicating that it would be significant for all residents of Tallahassee. Attendees can expect to leave the meeting with a clearer understanding of the exciting developments and future plans shaping their city.
Salary Insights
As previously an assistant city manager, Dr. Jumonville’s salary was pegged at $240,645, which will remain unchanged during her transition to Deputy City Manager. However, a future 10% raise is mentioned to take effect in the next pay cycle, providing an additional incentive for her to shine in her new role.
Mark Your Calendars
This is an event you won’t want to miss! Mark your calendars for March 18, and don’t forget to make those dinner reservations by March 14. Join your neighbors and engage with Dr. Jumonville as she shares her expertise on the evolution of Tallahassee. Connections with fellow residents and insights into the future of the city await!
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Additional Resources
- Tallahassee Reports: The Capital Conservatives Club to Feature Deputy City Manager Dr. Karen Jumonville
- Tallahassee.com: Tallahassee Taps Karen Jumonville as Deputy City Manager
- WTXL: Former Tallahassee City Manager Passes Away, Dan Kleman Remembered
- MSN: Jumonville Promoted to Deputy City Manager
- Tallahassee.com: Tallahassee Deputy City Manager Cynthia Barber Retires After 34 Years
- Wikipedia: Tallahassee
- Google Search: Deputy City Manager Tallahassee
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Tallahassee
- Google Scholar: Karen Jumonville
- Google News: Karen Jumonville
