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John Maker, St. Marys superintendent of general services, to retire Jan. 30; assistant Nederman to be promoted
Summary
Longtime superintendent John Maker submitted a letter of retirement effective Jan. 30; an unidentified city official said assistant superintendent Corey Nederman will be promoted effective Jan. 31 and that the assistant post has been posted internally.
John Maker, superintendent of general services for St. Marys, has submitted a letter of retirement effective Jan. 30, according to comments made during the city council meeting. An unidentified city official told the council that Maker has served the city for 32 years.
The official said Corey Nederman, currently the assistant superintendent, will be promoted to superintendent effective Jan. 31 and that the assistant superintendent position has been posted internally; applications from city employees have already begun to arrive. "John is, of course, the superintendent of general services. He's been here 32 years. His retirement is effective January 30," the unidentified official said during the report.
Council members acknowledged Maker's tenure and the forthcoming transition. The official said a retirement recognition is expected on Jan. 30 and expressed confidence that Nederman can carry out the superintendent duties. The transcript records no formal vote or personnel ordinance adopting the promotion during the meeting; personnel action appears to be an administrative appointment to take effect on the dates given.
The council did not record further action on the staffing change during the meeting. The assistant superintendent vacancy was described as posted internally and under review; details such as salary adjustments or an effective hire date for the assistant role were not specified.
