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Ruthven council sets public hearing on possible removal of elected councilperson
Summary
The Ruthven City Council approved Resolution No. 9-2026 4-0 to set a public hearing and provide notice to consider the removal of an elected councilperson; the council also scheduled follow-up discussion of planning work for April 8.
The Ruthven City Council voted 4-0 on March 25 to approve Resolution No. 9-2026, which sets a public hearing and provides notice regarding the potential removal of an elected councilperson. Councilmember Maya Naig moved the resolution, and Councilmember Hailey Derrickson seconded; Councilmembers Mitch Anderson, Hailey Derrickson, Morgan Miller and Maya Naig voted aye. Terrence Williams was absent.
The resolution directs the city to publish notice and hold a public hearing as required by the city’s procedures for removal of an elected official. The council’s minutes record that the resolution was approved but do not list a hearing date in the body of the minutes. Councilmembers also agreed during the meeting to continue separate discussion of Planning Solutions at the April 8 meeting.
The action is procedural: setting a hearing starts a formal process in which the council will provide public notice and receive evidence or comment before making any final determination about removal. The transcript and minutes do not provide the grounds for the proposed removal, the scheduled hearing date or additional materials; those details are recorded as "not specified" in the official minutes.
