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Statham City Council forms committee to revise Personnel Policy Handbook

Statham City Council · August 5, 2025
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Summary

City Attorney Jody Campbell told the Statham City Council the Personnel Policy Handbook needs revision; Councilmembers Terilli and Patterson volunteered to serve on a revision committee that will include the mayor, city attorney, police chief and staff. The timeline for work was not specified.

City Attorney Jody Campbell told the Statham City Council on Aug. 5 that the City of Statham Personnel Policy Handbook needs a revision. Councilmembers Terilli and Patterson volunteered to serve on a revision committee that will include Jody Campbell, Mayor Krause, Chief of Police Ira Underwood, Public Works Director Brett Day and City Administrator Cheryl Venable.

The council’s action at the work session was a volunteer assignment rather than a formal, recorded vote; no meeting schedule or deadline for the committee’s work was specified in the minutes. The minutes list the committee membership but do not record any drafted policy language or proposed timeline for returning recommendations to the council.

The handbook governs employee policies citywide; the minutes note only that a revision is needed and the names of the officials and staff who volunteered to participate. Next procedural steps, including whether the committee will meet publicly or draft proposed ordinance language, were not specified in the record.