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Pennock council offers snow-plowing contract to Kevin Krieger at $27'$30 per hour
Summary
After a closed-session personnel discussion Oct. 1, the Pennock City Council approved an offer to Kevin Krieger for the town's snow-plowing work, setting a pay range of $27 to $30 an hour. The council closed the meeting to discuss maintenance staffing and later re-opened it.
The Pennock City Council voted Oct. 1 to offer Kevin Krieger the city's snow-plowing contract, approving a pay range of $27 to $30 per hour after a closed-session discussion on maintenance staffing.
Mayor Kevin Crowley said he had received an application from Kevin Krieger for snow plowing. Council member Karen Skaggs moved to offer Krieger the snow-plowing position at a rate between $27.00 and $30.00 per hour; Council member Bruce Bastin seconded the motion, which passed during the closed meeting.
The council had moved into closed session at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the maintenance employee position after an earlier agenda change was approved at the start of the meeting. Council member Kerry Gross later moved to re-open the regular meeting; the council re-opened at 7:46 p.m.
The action was recorded as an offer; the transcript does not state whether Krieger accepted the position, the contract start date, or who will be responsible for executing a written agreement. The council did not record a roll-call vote in the public portion of the transcript for this item.
The council will proceed with standard administrative steps to finalize the arrangement; the transcript notes only that the offer was made and approved by motion during the closed session.
