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Woodland Township reviews two applications for public works vacancy
Summary
Minutes from the July 24, 2024 executive meeting show Woodland Township officials reviewed two applications for a public works vacancy, plan to call applicants next week to schedule interviews, and discussed a salary range of $20–$22 per hour depending on experience.
Woodland Township officials reviewed two applications for an open public works position at an executive meeting on July 24, 2024, and agreed to contact applicants next week to schedule interviews, according to the meeting minutes.
The minutes record that Mayor DeGroff, Committeeman Herndon, Committeewoman Mull, township solicitor William Burns and Maryalice Brown, township clerk/administrator, were present. The clerk submitted the record of the meeting and noted the staffing discussion.
Maryalice Brown, township clerk/administrator, wrote in the minutes: "Received 2 applications – reviewed. Will be calling next week to set up interviews. Discussed salary between $20-$22/hr depending on experience." The record does not identify which official made any particular comment; it presents the committee's action as a record entry.
The discussion did not record a hiring decision or a formal motion to appoint a candidate. The minutes show the next procedural step is outreach to applicants to arrange interviews. The meeting record was approved and released in full on Aug. 28, 2024.
No additional details about the applicants, specific interview dates, or final hiring authority appear in the minutes.
