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At a glance: Collierville board approves appointments, bank signatory updates and court prosecutor
Summary
The board approved a series of routine and personnel actions including corporate resolutions updating bank account signatories, the appointment of Christopher Nurn as assistant town attorney (prosecutor), the election of Alderman John Stamps as vice mayor, and multiple board and commission liaisons and appointments.
At its meeting the Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a series of routine and personnel actions by roll call:
- Corporate resolutions 2025‑06 through 2025‑14: The board approved updates to signatures on town bank accounts at Trustmark and Truist (and related documents) so staff can execute the necessary signature forms. Finance staff asked members to remain after the meeting to sign documents.
- Appointment of Christopher Nurn: The board appointed Christopher Nurn as an assistant town attorney to serve as part‑time prosecutor for Collierville Municipal Court, filling a vacancy created by a recent retirement. Miss Maynor said Nurn previously served Collierville for 19 years and currently prosecutes part‑time in Bartlett and Germantown; the motion to appoint carried unanimously.
- Election of vice mayor: In accordance with the town charter, the board nominated and elected Alderman John Stamps as vice mayor to serve in the mayor’s absence; Stamps accepted and the roll call vote was unanimous.
- Boards and commissions: The board confirmed multiple appointments and liaisons including Kyle Sledd to the Planning Commission (mayor’s appointment), Heath Hudspeth to the Board of Zoning Appeals (board affirmed), Scott Rozanski to the Historic District Commission liaison, Nick Robbins as liaison to the Design Review Commission, Jill Jordan to the Heritage Commission, Mayor Maureen Frazier to the Library Board for a three‑year term, Alderman Marshall to the Parks Advisory Board, Charles Hall to the Tourism Advisory Board and the mayor to the Pension and OPEB Commission. Several other liaisons were assigned; roll‑call votes recorded approvals on each appointment.
All the items summarized above passed on roll calls as presented; where staff requested immediate signatures (bank documents) members remained after the meeting to execute forms.
