Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Personnel Administration topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Guam EPA board unanimously votes to retain administrator after annual review
Summary
The Guam Environmental Protection Agency board completed its annual performance review on Jan. 30 and voted unanimously to retain Administrator Michelle (last name not specified), checking all standard performance boxes and declining to attach conditions to the retention.
The Guam Environmental Protection Agency (Guam EPA) board voted unanimously Jan. 30 to retain the agency's administrator following the board's annual performance review.
Board members answered a series of performance questions in open session, concluding that the administrator met standards for budget management, program administration and policy and strategic planning. After motions and a roll call, the board checked the boxes that the administrator had performed at the level of standards prescribed by the board and that the administrator's accomplishments met the board's expectations. The board declined to attach conditions and voted to recommend retention.
The review proceeded item-by-item in open session. Board members made motions to affirm that budget management, agency program administration and policy/strategic planning were performed at acceptable levels; each motion was seconded and carried with unanimous voice votes. The board then moved to the formal retention recommendation and again voted unanimously to retain the administrator without conditions.
The board followed the form used in past years: answering standardized evaluation questions in session, recording motions and roll-call affirmation of the boxes on the evaluation form, and then signing the document to transmit the board's recommendation. The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Feb. 20.
The action resolves this year's formal personnel review process for the island's environmental agency and keeps current leadership in place while the board and staff continue ongoing regulatory and program work noted elsewhere on the agenda.
Ending: The board completed the remainder of its agenda items after the vote and adjourned the Jan. 30 meeting.
