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Crawford council appoints Tony Storbeck, accepts city clerk resignation and authorizes hiring steps
Summary
At its Sept. 10 meeting, the Crawford City Council approved Tony Storbeck to fill a vacant council seat, accepted the resignation of the city clerk/treasurer, authorized advertising for the vacancy and voted to place the city credit card in Mayor Shane Norman’s name.
The Crawford City Council voted Sept. 10 to fill a vacant council seat, accept the resignation of the city clerk/treasurer and begin recruitment for a replacement.
Mayor Shane Norman recommended Tony Storbeck to the council to fill the open seat. Council President April Grant moved to approve the appointment, Christopher Dean seconded, and the vote was recorded as aye from Grant and Dean with Council Member Brent Gebbie abstaining; Storbeck was sworn in at the meeting.
Later in the meeting the council accepted the resignation of the city clerk/treasurer. Christopher Dean moved to accept the resignation, Grant seconded and the motion passed with Dean, Grant, Storbeck and Gebbie recorded as voting aye. The council then approved advertising for the clerk/treasurer position after a motion by Grant and a second from Gebbie; that motion passed unanimously.
The council also voted to place the municipal credit card in Mayor Norman’s name. Dean moved for the card to be in the mayor’s name, Gebbie seconded, and the motion carried with all members voting in favor.
The council provided no additional details at the meeting about the reason for the clerk/treasurer’s resignation, the timeline for hiring or the job posting specifics. The clerk's resignation, the authorization to advertise and the credit-card decision are administrative actions the council took during routine business.
