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City Administrator outlines staffing and project updates; new officer starts Jan. 19
Summary
City Administrator Tonya Wallace said a new police officer will start Jan. 19 and attend the academy in February, that a police‑chief candidate will visit, and that the city is bidding a well and working on wildfire risk mitigation and Civic Center cost updates.
City Administrator Tonya Wallace delivered personnel and project updates at the Jan. 7 meeting. She said a new police officer begins Jan. 19 and will attend the police academy in February; a police‑chief candidate has been invited to visit the city to meet staff. Wallace also reported the city is preparing to address wildfire risk‑mitigation requirements, has completed surplus work on the Vactor truck and is working to close out 2025 items, is soliciting bids for a new well, submitted updated Civic Center cost estimates, and expects the municipal website migration to finish by the end of the week.
Wallace noted she has been appointed to the AWC Small Cities Advisory Committee. The minutes record these administrative updates but do not include detailed budget numbers or timelines for the well and Civic Center projects.
