Ramona Municipal Water District Board to Get New Director

/in , , /by /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby Julie Gallant

The Ramona Municipal Water District is gaining a new director to replace outgoing Director Gary Hurst.

Hurst has served on the board for nearly four years and has decided not to seek reelection when his term expires in December. His expected replacement to be seated on the board for Division 5 in December is Diane Princess Norman, who is running unopposed.

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