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City council extends probationary period for Superintendent Oliver by 45 days

City council · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The city council voted in open session to extend Superintendent Oliver’s probationary period by 45 days after a motion and a voice vote; the transcript records two 'aye' responses and no recorded nays. The council then took a brief recess to reconvene at 06:30.

A council member moved in open session that the city council extend the probationary periods for Superintendent Oliver by another 45 days; the motion was approved after a voice vote.

"I would like to make a motion, that the city council, extend the probationary periods for superintendent Oliver by another 45 days," the council member said, adding that a specific calendar date for the extension was not listed on the agenda.

The motion was put to a voice vote. The transcript records two council members saying "aye"; no "nay" responses are recorded. The presiding council member announced, "Motion carries." The transcript shows the same recorded voice saying both the motion and "I'll 2nd the motion," creating ambiguity about whether a separate seconder was present in the audio record.

The action occurred after the council returned to open session. No additional details about the reason for the extension or the new probation end date were provided in the transcript.

After the vote, the council member announced a short recess and said the council would reconvene at 06:30.