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Muscoda board offers cemetery groundskeeper job to Robert Skor, hires Michelle Curtis as office clerk
Summary
After a closed session on Feb. 17, the Muscoda Village Board offered Robert Skor the cemetery groundskeeper position ($320 per mowing/$17 per hour) and approved an offer to Michelle Curtis as office clerk at $20 per hour with a three-month orientation and minimum spring hours; the office-clerk vote recorded one abstention from President Imhoff.
The Muscoda Village Board on Feb. 17 moved to offer two personnel positions after conducting interviews in closed session.
President Imhoff called the special meeting to order at 5 p.m. in the council chambers of the Kratochwill Memorial Building. The board listed closed-session items that included interviews for a Cemetery Groundskeeper and an Office Clerk, a meeting with a prospective industry, and discussion of a restated repurchase agreement under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(c) and (e). The board voted to adjourn into closed session; all members present voted yes on that roll call.
After returning to open session, the board approved a motion to offer the position of Cemetery Groundskeeper to Robert Skor. The motion, moved by Trustee Anderson and seconded by Trustee Wiederholt, specified compensation of $320 per mowing/weed-eating event and $17.00 per hour for general cemetery upkeep. The record notes the motion carried.
The board also approved an offer of employment to Michelle Curtis for the Office Clerk position. Trustee Anderson moved and Trustee E Johnson seconded the motion, which set a pay rate of $20.00 per hour, a three-month orientation period, and a minimum of 32 hours per week for March through May; the benefits package will begin upon hire. The roll-call vote on that motion was Yes—E Johnson, Wiederholt, Meyer, Anderson, Seifert and Miller; Abstained—Imhoff. The motion carried.
The agenda items that had been listed for closed session—meeting with a prospective industry and discussion of a restated repurchase agreement—are recorded only as part of the closed-session agenda; no open-session action or vote on those items appears in the record. The meeting adjourned after the personnel actions were recorded.
Minutes and attestation lines include the name Cinda Johnson, Village Administrator, in the record.
