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Long Prairie council accepts resignation, advances hiring plan and approves Teamsters settlement

City of Long Prairie City Council · August 19, 2024
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Summary

Council accepted Matt Farrow's resignation effective Sept. 2, authorized advertising for a full-time public works position with a Class B preference and approved a Teamsters settlement (BMS Case No. 24-PG-1927).

The council accepted the resignation of Matt Farrow, effective Sept. 2, 2024. Mayor David Wright moved the acceptance and the motion carried unanimously.

Council also approved advertising for a full-time Public Works position that prefers candidates with a Class B license with airbrake; non-CDL applicants may be considered if they obtain the license within six months and pass drug and alcohol testing. Separately, the council unanimously approved a proposed settlement agreement between the City of Long Prairie and the Teamsters Union related to a class-action grievance (BMS Case No. 24-PG-1927).

Council members tabled discussion of Ted Gray's part-time employment and directed staff to seek consultant-cost comparisons from Sourcewell and other vendors; they also voted to end Gray's health insurance effective Sept. 30 pending the Sept. 16 follow-up.