City Administrator at City of Chisholm.
Work Email
s*****@ci.chisholm.mn.us
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+1 (***) ***-****
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Building Official/Zoning Administrator
Chief of Police
Confidential Administrative Assistant
Engineer/Public Works Administrator
Interim City Administrator
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The City Council convened for a special meeting, during which the agenda was formally adopted. The council recessed into a closed session pursuant to Statute 13D.05, subsequently adjourned the closed session, reconvened the special meeting, and then adjourned the proceedings.
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The council adopted the meeting agenda and approved the updated job description for the City Administrator, which includes revised experience and supervisory requirements. The council also authorized posting the City Administrator position and appointed a hiring committee. Additionally, the council passed resolutions to appoint James Watkins Jr. to the Cemetery/Lead Buildings/Maintenance position and to submit an application for the Greater Minnesota Regional Parks & Trails Commission Legacy Development and Acquisition Grant Program.
The council discussed various community updates, including upcoming fundraising events and local infrastructure projects. Key actions included the purchase of a new ambulance, hiring of emergency medical personnel, and the acceptance of a state grant for fire department equipment. The council approved multiple infrastructure and construction projects, including zoning amendments, pay applications for ongoing street and trail work, and bid documents for public utilities. Additionally, the council addressed administrative matters such as hiring procedures for a new Library Supervisor, the declaration of a failed search for a City Administrator, and the approval of donations and licensing requests for community events.
The City Council Working Session included a presentation on the Highway 73 Corridor Study by MnDOT, focusing on layout concepts and the need for future agreements regarding land use. The council also received a presentation from the MN DNR regarding strategies for managing the local geese population. Additionally, members discussed potential options for filling the City Administrator position and scheduled a follow-up special meeting to make a final decision on the process.
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