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Brodhead council approves wage increase and hires Pool & Rec Supervisor after closed session

Common Council, City of Brodhead · July 1, 2025
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Summary

After a closed session under Wisconsin statute for personnel matters, the Brodhead Common Council approved raising Barry Diffenderfer’s hourly wage to $15 and hired Ashley Graves as Pool & Rec Supervisor at $23 per hour with conditions tied to a 90-day evaluation and licensure.

The Brodhead Common Council, meeting July 1, 2025, convened in closed session under Wisconsin Statutes Sec. 19.85(1)(c) to consider personnel matters and took personnel actions after returning to open session.

A motion by Alderperson Sauer, seconded by Alderperson Burkhalter, moved the council into closed session at 6:42 p.m.; the roll call was recorded as all ayes. The council returned to open session at 8:08 p.m. on a motion by Alderperson Burkhalter, seconded by Alderperson Naramore.

Following the closed session, the council approved multiple personnel motions. Alderperson Baxter moved, and Alderperson Naramore seconded, a motion to increase the hourly wage for Barry Diffenderfer to $15 per hour; the motion carried on a unanimous vote recorded as "all ayes." The council also approved a motion by Baxter, seconded by Naramore, to hire Ashley Graves as Pool & Rec Supervisor at a starting wage of $23 per hour, full time, with a $0.50-per-hour increase after she completes a 90-day evaluation and obtains the pool operator’s license. That motion also carried on a unanimous vote recorded as "all ayes."

The meeting adjourned at 8:13 p.m. on a motion by Alderperson Burkhalter, seconded by Alderperson Naramore. City Clerk Kristin Covert submitted the minutes.

The personnel actions were taken in closed-session consideration and executed after the council returned to open session; the record shows the motions and unanimous votes but does not include a public discussion of the candidates’ evaluations or the detailed rationale for the wage changes in open session.