Hannum out as city manager
Rawlins is gearing up for a change in leadership after Tuesday’s late-night, surprise vote by city council not to renew the contract of Scott Hannum.
The City’s top three employees — the Manager, Attorney and Judge — are each under contract, which are up for renewal each year, typically in January.
The City of Rawlins functions under a Manager-Council form of government, so an emergency meeting was held Wednesday morning to appoint an interim city manager. Rawlins Finance Director Dustin Ziebold will fill the role until a permanent replacement for Hannum can be found.
Cali O’Hare takes a look at the events of Tuesday night, the history of the Manager-Council form of government in Rawlins, and what comes next for the municipality.
Click here to view the City Manager Job Announcement that Hannum responded to when he was hired
Click here to view the latest job description available for the City Manager’s position
Saratoga digging deeper into accounting issues
The Saratoga Town Council plans to engage a third party accountant to dig deeper into the municipality’s finances.
Job One: The governing body first wants James Childress of Cheyenne to produce a report on the auditing work he has done since was first hired by the town in September. Emma Diercks reports.
CCSD2 moving forward with secure entrances
Carbon County School District Two approved construction bids for security vestibules for two of its larger schools. The projects are scheduled to be completed this summer. Emma Diercks reports.
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