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Pegram adopts ordinance shifting town recorder oversight from mayor to vice mayor
Summary
The Town of Pegram adopted Ordinance 2024-164 on Sept. 30, 2024, moving employment oversight of the town recorder from the mayor to the vice mayor after a 4-0 vote with one absent.
The Town of Pegram on Sept. 30 adopted Ordinance 2024-164, transferring employment oversight of the town recorder from the mayor to the vice mayor. The measure passed 4-0 with Aldermen Bob Sanders (vice mayor), Miranda Montgomery, Michael Paszek and Mayor Charles Morehead voting in favor; Randy Howington was absent.
The board held a public hearing on the ordinance that opened at 7:02 p.m. and closed at 7:04 p.m.; no members of the audience spoke. On the floor, Alderman Michael Paszek moved to discuss the item; Alderman Miranda Montgomery moved to approve the ordinance and Vice Mayor Bob Sanders seconded the approval. The clerk’s minutes record the vote as Sanders—yes, Montgomery—yes, Paszek—yes, Morehead—yes; absent Howington.
The ordinance’s text was listed on the agenda as “An Ordinance Removing Employment Oversight of Town Recorder from the Mayor and Vesting the Vice Mayor with Employment Oversight of the Town Recorder.” The minutes do not specify an effective date or implementation steps for the personnel change; that information is not specified in the record of this meeting.
Because the board completed the second reading and approved the ordinance during the meeting, the next administrative steps will be set by town staff in accordance with town procedures and any implementing personnel actions required by the recorder’s office or town personnel policy.
