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Council accepts resignation of Kenneth Young after 37 years; opens search for city inspector

Pryor Creek City Council · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Kenneth Young, the city's building inspector for seven years and a 37‑year city employee, submitted a resignation effective Aug. 7, 2026; council accepted it, thanked him, and authorized staff to seek applicants for a full‑time city inspector.

Council accepted the resignation of Kenneth Young, effective August 7, 2026, and expressed appreciation for his 37 years of service, including seven years in the building‑inspector role.

Mayor Doyle moved to accept the resignation; the motion passed on a roll‑call vote. Council then authorized staff to post and accept applications for a full‑time city inspector, with staff noting interim arrangements for residential inspections and the desire to hire a candidate with the certifications to cover both residential and commercial inspections if feasible.