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Knob Noster aldermen approve surplus-property and personnel resolutions, hear 2023 audit and enter closed session
Summary
At its Feb. 4 meeting the Knob Noster Board of Aldermen approved Resolution 423 (surplus property) and Resolution 424 (personnel policy/social media language as read in the record), heard a presentation of the 2023 audit by Hood and Associates and voted to enter closed session under RSMo §610.021 for personnel matters.
The Knob Noster Board of Aldermen approved two resolutions, heard a city audit presentation and voted to enter closed session at its Feb. 4 meeting.
Alderman Dennis moved that the City Clerk read Resolution 423 — "A Resolution of the City of Knob Noster, Missouri, Declaring Certain City Property as Surplus and Authorizing Its Disposal" — and Alderman Thering seconded. After the clerk read the resolution in full the board approved it by voice vote, 6-0.
Alderman Thering then moved to read Resolution 424, described in the meeting record as amending the Personnel Policy Manual by adding Section 416, a Social Media Policy, and the transcript also references authorizing the City Clerk to pay the yearly lease/purchase payment on three police vehicles. Alderman Dennis seconded; the clerk read the text and the board approved the resolution 6-0. The transcript appears to conflate two items in a single resolution reading; the record shows the resolution was approved as read but does not clarify whether these were two separate actions or a single combined resolution.
Timothy Fitzgerald of Hood and Associates presented the Knob Noster 2023 audit results to the board; the transcript records that Fitzgerald delivered the presentation but does not include numeric findings or a written summary of audit conclusions.
Later in the meeting Alderman Thering moved to enter closed session at 6:55 p.m. under Section 610.021, paragraph 3, RSMo (personnel); Alderman Charrette seconded and a roll call vote recorded six ayes. The board entered closed session. The meeting was later adjourned on a motion by Alderman Debbus, seconded by Alderman Thering; the motion carried 6-0.
Next steps and records: Resolution numbers 423 and 424 were recorded as approved; the audit presentation was made but the transcript does not include audit figures or staff direction. The closed-session motion cites Missouri statute for personnel matters; no details of the closed session discussion appear in the public record.
