After three years at the now-destroyed Florida Department of Community Affairs, planner BRIAN TEEPLE worked for 33 years as maladroit CEO at the North Florida Regional Planning Council. ending in 2018.
He's now with KIMLEY-HORNE engineering firm, hustling clients continuing his service to developers. He famously conned the City of St. Augustine Beach into hiring NFRPZC to re-do SAB's Comprehensive Plan, only to hire the England-Thims and Miller engineering firm as contractor, with former St. Johns County Planner Lindsey Haga as frontperson. (Her low-quality work later had to be re-done by City Attorney James Patrick Wilson.)
From Jacksonville Daily Record, May 11, 2018, Northeast Florida Regional Council CEO retiring after 33 years at agency
Brian Teeple writes he is proud of what group has accomplished.
by: David Cawton Associate Editor
Brian Teeple is retiring as CEO of the Northeast Florida Regional Council next year.
He sent his retirement letter Tuesday to Regional Council President Jimmy Anderson, the board and others saying his last day will be Feb. 28.
“I am proud of what the Council has accomplished and am grateful to have been a part of its success,” he wrote.
Teeple said he was “humbled to have worked with and for the literally hundreds of elected and appointed officials who have led the Board over the last third of a century.”
He wrote he worked with “some of the most talented, courageous and ethical public servants I have had the honor to know.”
Teeple said his retirement ends 33 years at the regional council, which covers the seven Northeast Florida counties of Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns.
The council is one of 10 in Florida that advocates for economic, environmental and governmental issues on a regional level, coordinating with local, state and federal agencies.
Teeple joined the council in 1986 after three years as the community program administrator of the Florida Department of Community Affairs.
He said he is ready to assist the board “in any way” as it transitions to a new chief executive officer.
“I am confident the next CEO will, with the Board’s leadership, take the Council to new levels of effectiveness, respect and relevance.”
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