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Jefferson City finance and IT director to retire in spring

February 22, 2026 - 19:01

Jefferson City finance and IT director to retire in spring

After a dedicated tenure overseeing the financial and technological operations of Missouri's capital city, Finance and IT Director Shiela Pearre has announced her plans to retire this spring. Her final day in the pivotal role is set for May 7, marking the end of a significant chapter for the city's administration.

Pearre has managed a complex portfolio, directing both the city's financial health and its critical information technology infrastructure. Her departure will create a substantial vacancy, requiring a candidate with a unique blend of fiscal expertise and technical leadership. The city has confirmed that the process to seek a qualified successor will begin promptly to ensure a smooth transition.

City officials have expressed appreciation for Pearre's service and her contributions to modernizing systems and maintaining fiscal stability. The upcoming months will focus on recruiting a new director capable of steering these essential departments forward. The selection process is expected to be thorough, given the integral nature of the position to daily municipal operations and long-term strategic planning for Jefferson City.


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