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Truman public works superintendent to retire; council hires Ryan Shell with CDL condition
Summary
Street Superintendent John Bosshart submitted his resignation effective Dec. 31, 2025. The council approved hiring Ryan Shell for the Public Works Maintenance position at Step 1, with a requirement that he obtain a commercial driver license within three months, subject to class availability.
Street Superintendent John Bosshart submitted a letter of resignation to the Truman City Council effective Dec. 31, 2025. The resignation was presented at the Nov. 17 meeting.
Public Works Superintendent Brent Brown recommended hiring Ryan Shell for the Public Works Maintenance position at Step 1 on the pay scale and asked that Shell be required to obtain a commercial driver license (CDL) within three months of his start date, subject to class availability. Council approved the hire on a motion by Ron Kelley, seconded by Chris Mosloski; the motion carried unanimously.
Council minutes record the resignation effective date and the CDL requirement but do not specify Shell’s start date or salary step beyond “Step 1” on the pay scale. The hiring approval is contingent on the CDL timeline and class availability.
