During the City Council meeting on October 7, 2025, a significant decision was made regarding staffing changes within the city. The council unanimously approved the hiring of Andrew A. Botello as a part-time library assistant at the Thomas J. Harrison Public Library. This move comes in response to the resignation of Pam Howard, highlighting the city's commitment to maintaining library services for the community.

The council's swift action reflects an ongoing effort to fill vacancies and ensure that city operations run smoothly. Mayor and council members expressed their support for the decision, emphasizing the importance of having qualified personnel in place to serve the public effectively.

In addition to the library assistant position, the council also discussed the need to fill a vacancy in the deputy court clerk position following the resignation of Ashley Bryant. This matter was also met with unanimous approval, showcasing the council's proactive approach to staffing challenges.

As the meeting progressed, the council addressed various agenda items, including a brief recess to facilitate discussions on other pressing matters. The collaborative atmosphere among council members was evident as they navigated through the agenda, ensuring that all voices were heard.

The decisions made during this meeting are expected to enhance the city's operational efficiency and service delivery, reinforcing the council's dedication to meeting the needs of Pryor Creek residents.