(KLZA)-- Following a discussion about Mayoral appointments for various positions and offices Monday night, the Pawnee City Council approved several appointments but still have questions on the position of City Attorney.
Previously the appointments were made without a vote of the Council. Following discussion Monday evening, the Council approved the reappointment of Tammy Curtis as City Clerk and Evan Wickersham of JEO Engineers as Street Superintendent and JEO Consulting as the Engineering firm for City streets.
After discussion about the City Attorney position, Betsy Bloss-Ferebee was appointed Interim City Attorney. Bloss-Ferebee worked with the Council several years ago when she worked with the Stehlik Law Firm.
Another person had expressed interest in the position. The Council will discuss the topic again at the next Council meeting.
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