A day after the news broke that JEA CEO Jay Stowe is expected to step down from his position leading the city-owned utility — according to multiple sources — Stowe sent a short and cryptic email to the entire staff.
Local NewsThe email with the subject line “April 12, 2024 Update” was sent just before 7:30 a.m. on Friday and included no other details or indication that confirmed his rumored plans to resign.
Although nothing is official, Jacksonville City Councilman Rory Diamond all but confirmed Stowe’s departure in a social media post and in an interview with News4JAX., he settled the waters at a very difficult time. For our new CEO, we need someone who is highly competent, but also understands to their core that JEA must be a positive force for our community,” Diamond wrote. “Likewise, no more key employees living and working out of state. It’s not right.
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