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Dawson council offers City Manager position to Robert Vidoloff, contingent on benefits package
Summary
After a second interview, the Dawson City Council offered Robert Vidoloff the City Manager position contingent on a compensation and benefits package; the transcript records the motion and the mayor—xtending the offer but does not record a roll-call vote or salary details.
The Dawson City Council offered Robert Vidoloff the City Manager position on July 2, 2024, contingent on a compensation and benefits package, Mayor Randy Tensen said on behalf of the council.
The offer followed a second interview in which councilmembers questioned Vidoloff and heard from his wife, Shanna Vidoloff. After the interview, Vidoloff and City Attorney Rick Stulz temporarily left the council chamber while councilmembers discussed how to proceed.
Councilman Charlie Prestholdt moved to offer Vidoloff the City Manager post, and Councilman David Hansen seconded the motion. The transcript records the motion and the subsequent extension of the offer by Mayor Tensen but does not include a roll-call vote or any dollar amounts for salary or benefits.
The action, as recorded, is an offer contingent on finalizing compensation and benefits; the council did not provide salary figures in the meeting record. The minutes show the offer was made on behalf of the council, with Mayor Tensen speaking for the body when he extended the offer to Vidoloff.
The council did not record additional terms or a timeline for contract approval in the transcript. The council will need to finalize details of the compensation and benefits package before the appointment can be completed.
The council proceeded to other business after the offer. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Aug. 6, 2024.
