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Weed District begins invasive‑plant spraying; supervisor reports resignation and interviews for replacement
Summary
The Weed District started spraying for hoary cress (whitetop) and perennial pepperweed; Supervisor Bud Stinson said employee David Hall resigned effective June 5, 2026 and that two applicants will be interviewed for the vacancy.
At the June 10 meeting the board received a brief update on Weed District operations.
The Weed District has begun treatment for hoary cress (commonly called whitetop) and perennial pepperweed (tall white top), the packet reported. Supervisor Bud Stinson said David Hall submitted his resignation effective June 5, 2026. "Bud currently has two job applicants; he will be interviewing this week," the recording shows.
No formal personnel action was taken at the meeting; Stinson indicated interviews are planned and did not present candidate names or timelines for hiring. The board adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
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