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 Nov 3, 2026

Glasgow City Council Hires Public Works Director and Mechanic

The Glasgow City Council approved the hiring of a Public Works Director at a meeting Monday.

Garrett Lloyd was approved as the Public Works Director and will start the job December 14th. Lloyd is a graduate of Glasgow High School and a Glasgow native. He graduated from Montana State University and is currently working in Boise, Idaho. He will earn a salary of $130,000 per year. 

The council also approved the hiring of Brian Mix as a mechanic for the City of Glasgow. Mix will work as the main mechanic for the city and will also work in the city street department. 

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