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Votes at a glance: Marion council authorizes conditional offer for chief of police
Summary
At its April 14 special meeting, the Marion City Council voted unanimously to authorize Mayor Daniel Loyola to extend a conditional employment offer to Steven Huron for Chief of Police; the offer is contingent on a satisfactory background check and salary details were discussed in executive session.
The Marion City Council recorded one formal action at its April 14 special meeting: a unanimous vote authorizing Mayor Daniel Loyola to make a conditional employment offer to Steven Huron for the position of Chief of Police, contingent on a satisfactory background check.
Motion text read in open session: “Authorize the Mayor to make a conditional offer employment to Steven Huron to serve as Marion’s Chief of Police at the salary discussed in Executive Session to be subject to satisfactory completion of a background check.” The motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Kerry Gutierrez and seconded by Councilmember Phil Karrer; the record states the motion passed unanimously.
Tally: yes 6, no 0, abstain 0. Members listed as present in the meeting minutes were Mayor Daniel Loyola and Councilmembers Jerry Penshorn, Kerry Gutierrez, Karen Mills, Phil Karrer, and Jeremiah Burns. The minutes note an executive session under Chapter 551.074 (personnel matters) preceded the open-session motion; the salary amount discussed was not disclosed in the public record.
