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Resident urges faster city manager appointment; commission votes to meet in closed session over attorney‑client correspondence

Mount Clemens City Commission · June 5, 2024
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Summary

A Mount Clemens resident urged the commission to accelerate the city manager appointment process under the city's charter; later the commission approved a closed session to discuss attorney‑client privileged correspondence.

A resident, speaking during public participation, urged the Mount Clemens City Commission to move quickly to appoint a new city manager and asked how the city's charter governs that process. The commenter referenced the 1954 charter and said previous administrations had experienced multi‑year gaps without a city manager, urging the commission to avoid a similar delay.

"I think the 1954 charter ... I'm just hoping that we can move it along pretty quickly to, get that process completed," the resident said, giving his name and address to the commission.

Later in the meeting a commissioner moved and the body voted to convene a closed session to discuss attorney‑client privileged correspondence. The motion passed by roll call; the commission recessed briefly and then adjourned. No further public details about the closed session topic were disclosed in the meeting transcript.

The meeting also included commissioner remarks welcoming interim city manager Greg Shipman and thanking fire department personnel for their service and recent awards.