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Head of state General Services Division steps down

The director of the state General Services Division has stepped down.

After serving six years as director, David Oliverio abruptly left his job Friday afternoon.

A spokesperson for the Department of Administration said officials are moving in a different direction and will soon choose a new leader.

The General Services Division, which has 105 employees, takes care of state-owned buildings at the state Capitol Complex in Charleston and across West Virginia.





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