Governance Staffing

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Governance Staffing

Monroe School Board elects officers and approves 11% cut to professional staff

At its April 27 meeting the Monroe School District Board elected officers, appointed liaisons and approved the district’s 2026–27 professional staff contracts — reducing professional FTE from 187 to 167 (about an 11% reduction) as part of the district’s reduction plan.

Monroe School DistrictApr 28, 2026

Commission seeks volunteer to take secretary duties or rotate the role

BridgewaterOct 27, 2026

Selma mayor praises sanitation crew, discusses trash vacation procedures and schedules closed session

SelmaOct 14, 2026

Commission chair warns of vacancies, says he will press mayor’s office as approvals were delayed

Syracuse CitySep 28, 2026

Historic board appoints senior planner as interim administrator amid staffing cuts

Lowell CitySep 15, 2026

Governance Staffing

Staff welcomes new planning alternate and encourages training, praises remote access

City staff welcomed Gary Sabre as a planning commission alternate, apologized for not introducing him earlier, and invited commissioners and council members to Planning 101 and Subdivision 101 training. Commissioners also praised the meeting website and remote login tools that let residents watch recorded sessions.

Rapid CityAug 7, 2026

Governance Staffing

Kansas Corporation Commission names Jennifer Cook acting secretary during executive director vacancy

Facing an immediate vacancy in the executive director post, the Kansas Corporation Commission unanimously designated Jennifer Cook as acting secretary June 25, 2026, delegating specific ministerial duties under cited Kansas statutes and administrative rules until a permanent executive director is appointed.

KansasJun 25, 2026

Governance Staffing

Select Board elects Kevin Nelson chair, Amber Lampke vice chair; approves temporary staffing contract and starts town manager hiring process

Kevin Nelson was chosen chair and Amber Lampke vice chair. The board approved a contract with Bonnie Staffing to supply a temporary executive secretary while the town manager search proceeds and discussed restructuring tax‑collector duties and SOPs for continuity.

SkowheganJun 23, 2026

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Council reappoints Allen Lee as Jacinto City mayor pro tem

Jacinto CityMay 14, 2026

Committee discusses harassment email, missing staff and canceled meeting

Grand County Old Spanish Trail Arena Advisory CommitteeMay 12, 2026

Wildfire commission appoints subcommittees and names temporary Measure M manager

Oakland Apr 15, 2026

State watershed council directs legislative subcommittee to pursue funded staff, adopts guidelines for elevating local priorities

UtahApr 9, 2026

County counselor explains difference between county administrator and county manager; recommends statutory approach

RileyMar 27, 2026

Residents raise audit and staff conduct concerns; calls for workshops and Roadmaster presence at meetings

CharlestonMar 2, 2026

DCCED director outlines revenue options and staffing gaps as lawmakers probe fee structure and actuarial needs

2026 Legislature AlaskaFeb 24, 2026

LAWA approves staffing plan to hire executive director; committee says position budgeted

Fargo Feb 20, 2026

Oak Harbor Planning Commission elects Ryan Bradley chair, Jeff Ward vice chair; new community development director introduces 2026 work program

Oak HarborFeb 11, 2026

Commissioner urges more engagement, staff announces planner retirement at Daly City meeting

Daly CityFeb 4, 2026

Governance Staffing

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Monroe School Board elects officers and approves 11% cut to professional staff

Commission seeks volunteer to take secretary duties or rotate the role

Selma mayor praises sanitation crew, discusses trash vacation procedures and schedules closed session

Commission chair warns of vacancies, says he will press mayor’s office as approvals were delayed

Historic board appoints senior planner as interim administrator amid staffing cuts

Staff welcomes new planning alternate and encourages training, praises remote access

Kansas Corporation Commission names Jennifer Cook acting secretary during executive director vacancy

Select Board elects Kevin Nelson chair, Amber Lampke vice chair; approves temporary staffing contract and starts town manager hiring process

More coverage

Council reappoints Allen Lee as Jacinto City mayor pro tem

Committee discusses harassment email, missing staff and canceled meeting

Wildfire commission appoints subcommittees and names temporary Measure M manager

State watershed council directs legislative subcommittee to pursue funded staff, adopts guidelines for elevating local priorities

County counselor explains difference between county administrator and county manager; recommends statutory approach

Residents raise audit and staff conduct concerns; calls for workshops and Roadmaster presence at meetings

DCCED director outlines revenue options and staffing gaps as lawmakers probe fee structure and actuarial needs

LAWA approves staffing plan to hire executive director; committee says position budgeted

Oak Harbor Planning Commission elects Ryan Bradley chair, Jeff Ward vice chair; new community development director introduces 2026 work program

Commissioner urges more engagement, staff announces planner retirement at Daly City meeting

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Board elects officers for new year; staff report notes turnover and workload

Metro Arts reappoints public art committee members, hires finance manager; commissioner resigns

Supervisors authorize MBM Law engagement, expand card limits and advertise assistant treasurer position

Council staffing ordinance proposed to give president hiring/firing authority; members seek clarity on "consultation" and LA-2 role

Petition would require voter approval before creating new town positions; counsel says result advisory only

Planning Board names temporary zoning officer, cancels special meeting, schedules stakeholder input; closed session announced