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Carlin extends city manager—s contract after unanimous vote

Carlin City Council · November 13, 2024
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Summary

After reviewing his first-year performance, the council voted unanimously to extend City Manager Richard Braithwaite's employment contract for an additional year, citing $2.1 million in grants secured and completion of phase one of water system upgrades.

Mayor Dana Holbrook reviewed City Manager Richard Braithwaite's first year in office, saying Braithwaite had "completed his first year of service" and highlighted accomplishments including securing $2.1 million in grants, completing phase one of water system upgrades, and improving relations with state agencies. Councilmember Denise Taylor praised Braithwaite's grant-writing skills.

Councilmember Lyndsie Whigham moved to extend Braithwaite's employment contract for an additional year; Margaret Johnston seconded, and the council voted unanimously to approve the extension.