Public documents that mention Shawn Lamar Sanders.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
Wakeross City Commission Commission Work Session
The commission discussed various operational and policy matters, including a review of travel training schedules and the process for amending the city's panhandling policy based on ordinances from other jurisdictions. The meeting also addressed the status of non-compliant business licenses and the impending issuance of final notices. The commission authorized the purchase of new HR and payroll software and a pavement condition assessment platform. Additionally, the commission discussed implementing a new grease trap policy to protect city infrastructure, involving a bidding process for a vendor to service traps for local businesses.
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The commission meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Key agenda items included setting dates for upcoming quarterly budget hearings and the annual city retreat. The commission discussed the implementation of the GEMA homeland security grant to improve emergency management infrastructure and safety. A comprehensive update was provided regarding hurricane preparedness, focusing on emergency protocols, curfew enforcement, shelter provisions, and resident supply recommendations. Additionally, a presentation was given by Paycom regarding their HRIS platform and the benefits of transitioning to an automated, single-database HR system to replace manual, fragmented processes.
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Commission Commission Meeting
The meeting commenced with an invocation and pledge of allegiance, followed by the approval of the agenda. Key discussions included providing recognition and an award to an individual for their exceptional work in the management and restoration of city cemeteries, specifically addressing issues like damaged headstones and maintenance challenges. Board appointments for several bodies, including the Wross Wear County Land Bank Authority, Board of Zoning and Appeals, Planning Commission, and Board of Ethics, were reviewed and approved. The City Manager's report detailed ongoing infrastructure projects such as dirt road paving, water/sewer leak repairs, and meter operations improvements, noting a significant increase in meter read rates. The finance report summarized December collections, yearly appropriations for roads, vehicles, parks, and infrastructure, and detailed monthly expenditures for police, fire, public works, and support staff salaries/benefits.
