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Resident Jean Tee urges Shenandoah leaders to adopt citizen-focused interview questions
Summary
Jean Tee, a Shenandoah resident, told the city council she submitted a set of citizen-focused interview questions to improve communication, transparency and accountability and offered a handout for council review.
Jean Tee, a Shenandoah resident, told the City Council during the citizens forum that she had submitted a set of "citizen-focused interview questions" for the council to consider in current and future leadership interviews.
Tee said the questions were intended "to help ensure that our city's leaders prioritize clear communication, resident needs, effective partnership, and responsible decision making." She offered a handout to the council after her remarks.
The remarks came during the council's designated citizens forum, where the presiding officer explained that speakers are invited to speak for three minutes on agenda or non-agenda items and are asked to give their name and address before commenting. After Tee finished, the presiding officer thanked her and confirmed the procedure for distributing materials.
No formal response or action on the proposed questions was recorded during the meeting; the council moved on after confirming there were no other citizens signed up to speak. The meeting then recessed into an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
