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Mayor Marl and City Council will interview four candidates for the city manager's job during interviews scheduled for Oct. 12.
Saline City Councillor Janet Dillon, chair of the city manager hiring committee, announced the finalists during Monday's meeting of Saline City Council.
The finalists are David Uhl, Village of Dundee manager; Michael Hart, City of Fenton assistant manager; Colleen O'Toole, City of Durand manager; and Todd Mutchler, Northville Township manager.
The candidates will be interviewed at 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., Monday, Oct. 12. Each candidate will answer questions for 45 minutes.
The meeting will be broadcast on Zoom and Facebook. Public feedback will be sought though an online comment card.
Council will consider the candidates during the Oct. 19 council meeting.
The hiring committee chaired by Dillon also included Councillors Jack Ceo and Kevin Camero-Sulak, Police Chief Jerrod Hart, Road Commission managing director Sheryl Siddall and Chelsea city manager John Hanifan. The committee was helped by consultant Frank Walsh.
This sound cruel on the surface. Landlords have rights too, they also have expenses. Does the city inspect these properties like the surrounding cities do ? Once your lease expires ask for a new lease otherwise you are month to month. Either party can give the other party thirty day notice to move out.
This is the unintended consequence of a government becoming more authoritarian and more punitive. Think about it. Would you keep a tennant on your property if they were involved with the city in suing you? Law suits are painful.
Tenants should have been moved out a long time ago. Some apartments don’t have running water or heat. It is my understanding that tenants shave not paid rent for the last year because conditions were so bad.
Sunny, with a high of 57 and low of 31 degrees. Sunny in the morning, cloudy in the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
I liked much of what Bret Pollington had to say. However, in his earlier interview with Tran he stated that he's firmly opposed to maintaining the Mill Pond Dam, "full stop". So a vote for Bret is a vote against the dam.
Thanks for the post as you have confirmed my thoughts, all candidates are of the liberal persuasion ! Makes me very glad that my choice for my family was York Township and not the city.Â