Brianna Garten

The City Commission held a meeting to discuss personnel matters of nonelected personnel. The meeting consisted of multiple executive sessions focused on reviewing the findings of an outside workplace investigation and evaluating the qualifications and potential employment of a candidate for the city attorney position.

The City Commission held a special call meeting consisting of multiple executive sessions to discuss personnel matters under non-elected personnel exemptions. No formal actions or reports were made following these sessions.

The council meeting addressed several operational and community matters. The agenda included the adoption of a proclamation for Drug Endangered Children Awareness Day and the approval of a funding request for the purchase of an asphalt recycler to improve street repair efficiency. The council also approved a funding request for new batting cages at the Green Sports Complex to be funded through the Wreck 52 account. Finally, the council passed ordinance number 2604, which updates the city's parallel generation regulations, interconnection standards, and service riders.

The governing body convened a special call meeting to enter into an executive session regarding non-elected personnel. The discussion topics included the findings of an outside workplace investigation conducted by Forest Roads concerning a specific employee matter, as well as the qualifications, potential interim employment, and potential permanent employment of a city attorney candidate.

The meeting was dedicated to multiple executive sessions regarding personnel matters of non-elected personnel pursuant to KSA 75-4319B1, with the goal of protecting the privacy interests of the individuals involved. The commissioners reconvened into the open session multiple times to note they had nothing to report before adjourning the meeting.