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Clinton City committee interviews 11 candidates for Home Rule Charter review; 24 applications remain
Summary
An advisory appointments committee in Clinton City interviewed 11 applicants Saturday for the Home Rule Charter Review Commission and plans to present a recommended slate of 11 members and two alternates to the City Council on Feb. 11. Four applicants withdrew after the first meeting; 24 applications remain active.
Clinton City’s advisory special appointments committee interviewed 11 applicants Saturday for the Home Rule Charter Review Commission as part of a process to select 11 commissioners and two alternates the committee plans to present to City Council in February.
The interviews, held in person with some participants joining by Microsoft Teams, were limited to three minutes per candidate. Committee members said they would compile ranked lists and average those rankings to produce a recommended slate for presentation to council on Feb. 11.
The panel heard candidates describe their interest in serving and summarize qualifications. Garrett Evans, an applicant, said he bought his house in Clinton at age 20 and described…
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