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Code enforcement officer to retire in April; city to start replacement search

City of Southgate City Council · January 22, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Hamberg announced that Code Enforcement Officer Lauber will retire in April and the city will begin recruiting for a successor.

Mayor Hamberg told the council that Code Enforcement Officer Lauber will retire in April and that the City of Southgate will begin searching for his replacement. The announcement was made as part of the council's regular business on Jan. 22 and no interim staffing plan or hiring timeframe was specified in the minutes.

Council did not record debate or motions related to staffing at the meeting; follow-up will be administrative hiring activity by city staff and the clerk’s office. The minutes do not provide details about Lauber's tenure, the recruitment timeline, or whether the role will be altered.