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Trustees and Mayor Witten approve Resolution 20 25 appointing Michael Malauser to information technology role
Summary
Trustees Quoney, Lopez, Dorio and Corrales and Mayor Witten voted ‘Aye’ in a roll call to approve “Resolution 20 25” appointing Michael Malauser to an information technology position; the transcript does not name the governing body or give a date.
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Trustees Quoney, Lopez, Dorio and Corrales and Mayor Witten voted to approve “Resolution 20 25” appointing Michael Malauser to an information technology position, according to the meeting transcript.
The resolution was introduced during the meeting and received a second before a roll-call vote. The transcript records affirmative responses—‘Aye’—following the roll-call recitation of Trustee Quoney, Trustee Lopez, Trustee Dorio, Trustee Corrales and Mayor Witten, indicating those members approved the appointment. Trustee Nelson is mentioned earlier in the record (SEG 015), but the transcript does not record a corresponding vote for Nelson.
The transcript presents the item as “Resolution 20 25 for the information technology appointment of Michael Malauser.” The document does not identify Michael Malauser’s exact title, the appointing authority beyond the named trustees and mayor, the effective date of the appointment, or the governing body's formal name; those details are not specified in the provided record.
Earlier in the meeting an unidentified speaker moved to reconvene the public meeting and the motion carried. After the roll call on the appointment, the meeting was moved to adjourn and indicated as adjourned in the transcript.
No direct statements from the appointee or explanations of qualifications or responsibilities are recorded in the transcript. The record contains only the procedural motion, the resolution language as read, the roll-call affirmative votes listed above, and the adjournment.

