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Harris council extends job offer to Robert Pearson for Public Works working supervisor
Summary
The Harris City Council voted March 17 to extend an offer to Robert Pearson for the Public Works Working Supervisor position at $75,000 per year plus a $15,000 annual health stipend; Joshua Stone was designated as a backup candidate if Pearson declines.
The Harris City Council voted March 17 to extend a job offer to Robert Pearson for the city’s Public Works Working Supervisor position, with an annual salary of $75,000 and a $15,000 per-year stipend for health benefits.
Councilmember Craig Moline moved to offer the position to Robert Pearson, citing Pearson’s experience in gravel road and equipment maintenance and his technical knowledge of tasks such as sign installation. Councilmember Chell Borash seconded the motion; the council voted unanimously to approve the offer.
Moline also moved that Joshua Stone be named the council’s second option at the same salary of $75,000 if Pearson does not accept the offer; Borash seconded, and that motion likewise carried unanimously. The minutes do not record an accepted start date or whether Pearson has yet signed the offer.
City Clerk Shannon Geier conducted roll call earlier in the meeting, which showed a quorum. The council’s action followed interviews of three finalists held during the special meeting.
