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Du Bois meeting called to discuss letter of intent with DCED as staff flag capacity shortfall on 2023 audit

2313232 · February 10, 2025
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Summary

A special Du Bois Taxonomy meeting was called to consider a letter of intent with the Department of Community and Economic Development. Staff said the draft 2023 audit contains items needing work and the city currently lacks capacity to implement all recommendations, and staff have contacted DCED for assistance.

Du Bois Taxonomy convened a special meeting to discuss a letter of intent with the Department of Community and Economic Development and to consider approving an engineer technician position, meeting participants said.

The meeting facilitator noted that “mister Akhenbala and mister Abbott are on the phone.”

Ben, staff member, said the city’s 2023 draft audit includes several items that “need some work” and that the city does not have the staffing capacity to complete all the audit recommendations. "And so 1 of the things we did immediately was reach out to the Department of Community and Economic Development and ask if they had any," Ben said.

The transcript available for this meeting records the outreach to DCED and the staffing concern but does not include further details about the contents of a letter of intent to DCED or any formal action on the engineer technician position. The city’s meeting immediately following this special session was scheduled to consider the 2023 audit, according to Ben.

No formal motions, votes, or approvals on the letter of intent or the engineer technician position are recorded in the provided transcript.

The meeting record indicates staff sought external assistance from the Department of Community and Economic Development but does not specify what assistance was requested, any proposed timeline, or whether the letter of intent would obligate the city to specific actions or funding. Further details, including any formal approval or vote, were not specified in the transcript.