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Council appoints interim police auditor, authorizes execution of employment agreement
Summary
The Eugene City Council voted unanimously to appoint an interim police auditor and authorized the council president to execute the interim employment agreement.
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The Eugene City Council voted April 21 to appoint an interim police auditor and authorized the council president to execute the interim police auditor employment agreement set out in the meeting packet.
Council Vice President (unnamed) moved to appoint the interim police auditor and authorize execution of the agreement; another councilor seconded the motion. Council President then called for a voice/hand vote; the motion passed 7–0.
The vote tally was recorded in the meeting as seven in favor and none opposed. The council did not record individual roll-call votes in the public transcript excerpt.
The motion authorizes temporary appointment and execution of the employment agreement (attachment A in the administrative information sheet). The council did not discuss further terms on the public record during the motion; staff materials in the packet specify the interim employment agreement language (not quoted verbatim in the transcript).
What’s next: The appointment is effective per the employment agreement; staff will proceed with executing the agreement as authorized and will handle any onboarding or administrative steps through the City Manager’s office and Human Resources.

