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Council adopts personnel reclassification and approves two board appointments

Cullman City Council · May 11, 2026
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Summary

At its May 11 meeting, the Cullman City Council adopted Resolution 26-91 to amend position control and job descriptions and approved two appointments to the CCCDD board; both measures passed by voice vote.

The Cullman City Council on May 11 adopted Resolution 26-91 to amend position control and approve updated job descriptions, and approved two appointments to the Cullman County Community Development District (CCCDD) board.

Resolution 26-91, which the council put forward during new business, adds a clerk position in the water department, reclassifies an operator II to a laboratory technician at the wastewater treatment plant and approves job descriptions for communications dispatch and human resources. Council members moved and seconded the resolution and adopted it by voice vote; no roll-call tally was provided in the meeting record.

Separately, the council filled two CCCDD board seats with terms expiring in April 2032. Edgar Beigel was nominated and approved for a continuing term. Beverly Wilkinson (noted in the record as Wilkinson/Wilkerson) was nominated and approved in a subsequent vote. Both appointments were approved by voice vote.

The meeting record shows no public debate or amendments on the personnel resolution, and the city attorney later told the council that he did not anticipate any action following an executive session called later in the evening. The council reconvened after that executive session and stated no action had been taken there.

The council scheduled its next regular meeting for Tuesday, May 26 at 7 p.m.