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Resident and commissioner call for independent investigation; commissioner urges replacing city manager
Summary
A resident asked the commission to seek a third‑party impartial investigation of allegations raised at a prior meeting, and a commissioner urged the replacement of City Manager Marsh, citing delayed paperwork and vacation‑time concerns.
During the public‑communications period, resident Lance Hman identified himself and asked the commission to pursue an independent probe into allegations raised at the previous meeting. “I request that the city commission consider seeking out a third party to conduct an impartial investigation to determine whether or not any of those allegations are true or not,” Hman said.
Shortly after, a commissioner speaking during communications urged the panel to replace City Manager Marsh, saying Marsh had failed to file paperwork to create a district until 2024 despite the district being created in 2022 and had exceeded allotted vacation days. “We need to replace our city manager with someone who is qualified,” the commissioner said, and echoed Hman’s call for an investigation.
No formal personnel action or motion was introduced during the meeting. Commissioners discussed accountability and the commission’s role in oversight but did not vote on any investigation or personnel measures during this session.
Next steps: the statements were recorded during the public communications portion of the Nov. 12 meeting; the commission did not take formal action on an investigation or personnel change during this meeting.
