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Bay City schedules city‑manager finalist interviews May 26; public input to be collected
Summary
City staff announced finalist interviews for the city‑manager search on May 26 (work session) and said the commission expects to hold a special meeting on June 8 to finalize an appointment; QR codes will collect public and employee feedback.
City staff told the commission that interviews for city‑manager finalists will be conducted in a May 26 work session and that staff will collect public and employee input using QR codes at the in‑person meet‑and‑greet. A special meeting to consider a final appointment was proposed for June 8; staff asked five commissioners to file paperwork with the clerk so the special meeting can be scheduled.
‘‘We are going to do May 26th interviews for the city manager position. That is going to start at 6 PM on May 26th,’’ the city manager said. Staff said the May 26 session will include opportunities for employees to meet finalists during the day and for the public to leave feedback on a QR code posted at the meeting.
Selection process: commissioners discussed nomination and voting procedures under Robert’s Rules. The agreed approach is a nomination and second followed by a roll‑call vote; a majority (five affirmative votes) would be required to appoint a candidate.
What’s next: the commission will hear the finalist interviews on May 26, collect the QR‑code feedback, and convene a special meeting on June 8 to vote on a candidate. Commissioners asked staff and the consultant to provide reference checks and other supporting materials before formal action.
