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Resident asks Wymore council to add cemetery work to city payroll; council to place item on next agenda
Summary
During public comment on March 19, resident Lawrence Mallam asked to be put on the city payroll for cemetery work. Mayor Collin Meints said the clerk will consult peers at clerk school and the council will place the item on the next agenda so the clerk can be present.
At the March 19 Wymore City Council meeting, resident Lawrence Mallam asked to be placed on the city payroll for work he performs at the cemetery. The request was made during the public comment period and will be considered at a future meeting.
Lawrence Mallam stated that he would like to be put on the city’s payroll for the work that he does at the cemetery. Mayor Collin Meints said that "Janet was going to talk with other clerks during clerk school this week to see how they handle this. This subject will be put on the next agenda, that way Janet will be present for the discussion." The minutes record the mayor’s statement but do not define Janet’s job title or provide additional details about the payroll request.
No formal action was taken at the March 19 meeting. The council recorded the public comment and directed that the matter be added to the next agenda so staff with relevant information can attend. The minutes do not specify whether the request would be a wage increase, a contract, or a one-time payment; those details remain "not specified" in the record.
The council adjourned at 7:14 p.m.
