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Personnel committee approves April minutes, directs staff to reschedule meeting and remove executive session
Summary
At a brief May 8 Personnel Committee meeting, members approved minutes from April 22 and voted to reschedule a future meeting — removing an executive session — after a member notified the committee she could not attend.
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The Personnel Committee met Thursday, May 8, at 3 p.m. and approved the minutes from its April 22, 2025, meeting and voted to reschedule a future meeting after a committee member said she could not attend.
The committee approved agenda item 5.1, the 04/22/2025 personnel committee meeting minutes, by voice vote. Committee members then added agenda item 5.2: a request to reschedule a meeting because Corinne was not able to attend and had sent a letter indicating she wanted to participate. A committee member moved to direct staff to find an agreeable future date with “proper notice noticing,” and another member seconded the motion. The motion carried.
Committee members also removed the planned executive session from the meeting agenda when they agreed to reschedule. An unnamed committee member summarized the direction to staff: “I would direct staff to find an agreeable future date with proper notice noticing.”
Roll call confirmed Councilor McLean and Mayor Seidt were present; Councilor McQueen recorded an aye during the votes. The meeting adjourned after roughly six minutes.
The votes taken were procedural (approval of minutes and scheduling direction); no substantive policy decisions or staff assignments beyond scheduling were recorded during the session.

