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DaBella/Reeves representative asked to return with documents after license review
Summary
The Asotin City Council reviewed concerns about canvassing tied to DaBella/Reeves and directed company representative Bryan Blair to return March 23 with contracts, canvasser hiring and background-check records, sales totals and other documentation before any license decision is made.
Mayor Dwayne Paris and the Asotin City Council discussed a review of DaBella/Reeves' business-license activity at their March 9 meeting and decided not to take action until the company's representative provides documentation. Council recorded that the representative, Bryan Blair, did not have full supporting materials at the meeting.
In executive session on litigation, the council set a return date: the council requested that Bryan Blair appear at the March 23 meeting at 5:30 p.m. with specified items, including statements and contact information for the canvasser and salesperson involved; the canvasser hiring process and background-check/clearance documentation; the number of contracts completed and dollar amount of sales inside Asotin; a timeline of canvassing visits; a copy of the sales contract; and the company's policy or training manual for canvassers. No formal decision to revoke or reinstate a license was made; the council postponed further action pending receipt and review of those materials.
