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Council Policies

Policies Index / Administration and Miscellaneous

City Managers Pro Tem

Policy Title Print Policy History
Appointing city managers pro tem and repealing Resolution No. 6960
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 7013June 9, 2021
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 6960January 13, 2021
Resolution 6854February 12, 2020
Resolution 6834October 9, 2019
Resolution 6665February 14, 2018
Resolution 6626July 12, 2017
Resolution 6412May 13, 2015
Resolution 6352July 23, 2014
Resolution 5661September 10, 2008
Resolution 5622June 11, 2008
Resolution 5503October 24, 2007
Resolution 5453June 27, 2007
Resolution 5241March 8, 2006
Resolution 5193September 28, 2005
Resolution 4930January 28, 2004
Resolution 4850June 25, 2003
Resolution 4548November 14, 2001
Resolution 4113May 26, 1999
Resolution 3348March 30, 1994
City Council, January 26, 1983, minutesFebruary 9, 1983
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