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Duluth administration: investigator costs low, two tentative labor pacts heading to council, new city administrator nominee to be considered
Summary
City administration told the Duluth City Council that an outside investigation cost just over $3,000, tentative agreements with AFSCME and the confidential unit will come to the council for approval at the next meeting, and a proposed city administrator, Matt Staling, will be presented for confirmation.
City administration reported to the Duluth City Council that an outside investigative report released last week cost "just a little over $3,000," and that personnel and labor actions are moving toward the council for formal consideration.
The administration representative said the city had previously estimated the investigation would cost no more than $10,000 and that the final invoice came in a little over $3,000. "It came in just a little over $3,000," the administration noted.
On labor negotiations, the administration reported a tentative agreement has been reached…
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