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Aspen council appoints Peter J. Stryker as city manager
Summary
The Aspen City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 147 to appoint Peter J. Stryker as city manager; council members praised his interim leadership and the special meeting adjourned to a scheduled budget work session.
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The Aspen City Council approved Resolution No. 147 during a short special meeting to appoint Peter J. Stryker as the city manager, with a unanimous roll-call vote by Councilors Benedetti, Doyle, Guth and Rose and Mayor Mary Richards.
Councilor Bill Guth, speaking before the vote, said the community was "super fortunate" to have Stryker in the role after his interim service and praised his execution and poise. Mayor Mary Richards recounted that Stryker stepped in when the city had no manager and credited him with steadying operations while the council conducted a national search.
Peter J. Stryker thanked the council and staff after the vote, saying, "I'm here to serve. I'm happy to serve," and expressed optimism about the city's prospects under his leadership. The council then adjourned the special meeting and moved directly into its scheduled budget work session, which staff noted was set to begin at 4:10 p.m.
Resolution No. 147 authorizes a contract between the City of Aspen and Peter J. Stryker and empowers the mayor to execute the contract; the city attorney said his office prepared the contract documents and offered to answer questions about its terms before the council voted.
