Assembly schedules executive-session review of borough clerk's evaluation forms; motion passes 6-1

The Kodiak Island Borough Assembly on May 29 approved a motion to review the borough clerk's performance-evaluation forms that assembly members submit to the deputy presiding officer before conducting the clerk's formal evaluation at the next regular meeting. The motion passed on a 6-1 roll-call vote.

The agenda item described the step as a review of evaluation forms submitted to the deputy presiding officer (DPO) by assembly members "before the actual evaluation at the next regular meeting." The assembly moved and seconded the item; the transcript does not identify the original mover by full name on the record.

Assembly member Jared prompted members who had not yet submitted evaluation forms to do so, saying, "Just real quick. So that means you still have time if you haven't, submitted your review forms to me. Just just get them in, and I'll do my magic." The assembly then held a roll-call vote. Votes recorded included Griffin (yes); Johnson (yes); LeDoux (yes); Sherritt (no); Smiley (yes); Whiteside (yes); Ames (yes). The chair announced the motion passed 6-1.

The action is procedural and sets an administrative timeline: the deputy presiding officer will receive evaluation forms for review in advance of the clerk's formal evaluation at the next regular meeting. No changes to the clerk's employment status or compensation were made at the special meeting, and no details about the evaluation content were discussed on the record.

Assembly members were directed to submit their forms to the deputy presiding officer; the actual evaluation will occur at the next regular assembly meeting per the motion.