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St. Francis council approves posting to replace clerk-treasurer ahead of 2026 elections

St. Francis Common Council · January 7, 2026
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Summary

Clerk-Treasurer Anne asked the council to post and fill her position to allow training overlap before her retirement on May 31, 2026; the council approved the request to ensure continuity for an election-heavy year.

Clerk-Treasurer Anne told the council that although her official retirement date is May 31, 2026, she respectfully requested the city post and fill the clerk-treasurer position now to allow for training, continuity and a smooth transition before four scheduled elections in 2026.

"Allowing for overlap would help safeguard institutional knowledge and ensure the city continues to be well served," Anne said, noting that Deputy Clerk-Treasurer Gagnon has been working closely with her but that placing most election responsibilities on a single staff member would be an undue burden during an election year.

A council member moved to post and fill the clerk-treasurer position; the motion was seconded and approved.

What happens next: Human resources and the clerk’s office will post the position and return to council with hiring and onboarding steps as needed.