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Anna council unanimously appoints new city manager, approves employment agreement
Summary
The Anna City Council voted unanimously Feb. 10 to approve a resolution appointing a new city manager and to authorize an employment agreement; council members praised the quick recruitment process compared with prior searches.
The Anna City Council voted unanimously on Feb. 10 to approve a resolution appointing a new city manager and to approve an accompanying employment agreement.
Councilmember Baker moved to approve the resolution; the presiding officer seconded the motion, which the presiding officer later announced as passing unanimously, 7–0. A presenter who spoke during the item said the search took six months, compared with a prior average of about a year to 18 months, and called the selected candidate "one of the most qualified candidates that we've ever had." The presenter added that they looked forward to what is next for the city.
The measure was presented as agenda item 6b. The transcript includes no text of the employment agreement itself; the council’s action was recorded as approval of the resolution and the employment agreement as presented in the meeting packet.
Votes at a glance: the council approved the consent agenda (items a–h) by motion and unanimous voice vote earlier in the meeting; the resolution appointing the city manager passed unanimously, recorded in the transcript as 7–0; a subsequent motion to enter closed session also passed unanimously (tally not given in the transcript).
