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City manager reviews 2025 accomplishments, staffing gains and project pipeline

Mosier City Council · January 7, 2026
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Summary

City Manager Andrea Rogers presented a year-in-review highlighting hiring full-time staff (including City Recorder Amy Szilagyi), management of seven major projects including a grant-funded parking study, and priorities such as record retention and employee handbook updates.

City Manager Andrea Rogers delivered a year-in-review that highlighted operational improvements and the city’s project pipeline. Rogers noted the municipal milestone of hiring full-time staff, cited improved office operations under City Recorder Amy Szilagyi, and recognized Special Projects Coordinator Colleen Coleman and Finance Director Monica Morris for managing seven major projects, including a grant-funded parking study.

Rogers said staff will continue to focus on record retention, compliance, and updates to the employee handbook. Council members asked clarifying questions about roles, timelines and project allocation; Mayor Anderson commended Rogers for leadership and team-building. No formal council action was required on the year-in-review, though several items generated follow-up assignments for staff.