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Eagle council affirms six department supervisors and deputy appointments

3140604 · February 18, 2025
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Summary

The council confirmed six department supervisors and deputy positions that had been appointed by prior mayors between 2012 and 2024 but had not previously received council confirmation.

The Eagle City Council voted to confirm six department supervisors and deputy positions that had been appointed by mayors between 2012 and 2024 but had not previously appeared before the council for confirmation.

Mayor (speaker 1) told the council the appointments were being presented to ensure compliance with Eagle City codes 1-6-1. The employees named for confirmation were: See Bumgardner, library director; Devonte Goodman, IT director; Eric Ziegenfuss, public works director; Holly Zenasest (name pronounced on the record as presented), deputy clerk/treasurer; Brian Allen, recreation director; and Lori Waldameer, deputy treasurer and clerk.

"The appointments are now being brought forward for council confirmation to ensure compliance at Eagle City codes 1 dash 6 dash 1," the mayor said.

Councilmember (speaker 2) moved to approve the group of department supervisor and deputy appointments "as presented." The motion was seconded and passed on a roll call.

Council discussion confirmed the vote would be taken on the group as a single motion rather than individual confirmations. No amendments or individual rejections were recorded in the transcript.

The confirmation formalizes appointments that city leadership said were made by four different mayors from 2012 through 2024 but had not previously been placed on the council docket for confirmation. The council then moved to adjourn the special meeting.