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Council appoints clerk as absentee election manager, sets $100 per-day pay and schedules hearing on electronic vote-counting
Summary
The Ozark City Council named the city clerk to supervise municipal elections and serve as absentee elections manager, set compensation at $100 per day for absentee ballots days, and scheduled a public hearing in April 2025 for an ordinance on electronic vote-counting devices.
The Ozark City Council adopted a resolution appointing the city clerk to supervise the municipal election and to serve as the absentee elections manager.
The council also approved a separate resolution setting compensation for the absentee elections manager at $100 per day for days worked related to absentee ballots; council members clarified during the meeting that the pay is per day for absentee-ballot duties.
Separately, the council voted to set a public hearing in April 2025 on an ordinance to establish the use of electronic vote-counting devices. The motions for the appointment, compensation and public hearing were moved, seconded and passed unanimously. The meeting record does not identify the city clerk by name or specify other administrative details such as the number of absentee days expected or reporting requirements.
