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Anniston reports multiple applicants for board vacancies; one application arrived after packet
Summary
Speakers reported six vacancies and eight applicants for local boards, noted one application submitted the day of the meeting, and said an applicant expressed willingness to serve on either the DEA or Main Street Board; no appointment vote appears in the excerpt.
A speaker said the meeting had multiple applications for local board vacancies and that not all applications would be included in tonight's consideration.
"Yes. We actually have 7 applications. No. I'm sorry. If there's 6 vacancies, there are 8 applications, of worth of being interested in," a speaker said. The speaker also noted, "1 of the applicants, did say that he would like to serve either on the DEA or on the main street board. He said wherever he would be of most There should be there was 1 application that came in today. Okay. And so that 1 wouldn't be included, but I think it was being voted on tonight. But I think there should be."
The exchange indicates multiple applicants for several vacancies; the speaker corrected an initial count and said one application was received the day of the meeting and therefore might not be included in the packet for consideration. The transcript does not show a motion, names of applicants, or a recorded vote on appointments in the provided excerpts.
Questions in the excerpt also touched on procedural matters: a speaker asked whether the council can decide by email and whether staff knew if anyone would be available for duty that night, but the transcript does not record answers to those questions.
