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Brian O Malley officially named Lewiston deputy administrator
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Heather Hunter sworn in as Lewiston s city administrator
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Interim City Administrator Heather Hunter was sworn in Wednesday morning along with the rest of Lewiston s interim management team, including Police Chief Brian O Malley, who has stepped in as interim deputy city administrator. Submitted photo
LEWISTON An interim administration team was sworn in Wednesday morning at City Hall, marking a transition for city officials following the resignations of Lewiston’s top two administrators.
While the City Council will begin considering applications for the city administrator post in mid-August, Mayor Mark Cayer said the city has “not lost a step” in its economic development goals or overall operations.
“The roadmap for this current council was laid out before this change occurred,” he said Wednesday. “We really haven’t lost a step.”
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Denis D’Auteuil, left, stands Friday with former City Administrator Ed Barrett during an impromptu farewell party for D’Auteuil at Lewiston City Hall. Finance Director Heather Hunter is to step in this week as interim city administrator.
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LEWISTON Heather Hunter is to be sworn in Wednesday morning as interim city administrator, and according to city staff members, her first order of business will be to appoint police Chief Brian O’Malley as deputy city administrator.
D’Auteuil remains city administrator until the close of business Tuesday afternoon.
With the city’s top two administrators announcing resignations in quick succession, the city has been forced to consider interim roles until the City Council and staff members find permanent replacements.
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LEWISTON A final list of recommendations from the city’s Equity and Diversity Committee asks the city to add a new human resources position, increase community engagement and community policing efforts, and improve services for vulnerable populations.
The 12-member committee unanimously adopted the recommendations Wednesday, capping several months of work that began with the formation of the committee in July.
The list of roughly a dozen recommendations will go to the City Council next month for consideration, along with additional information from city staff on potential budgetary impacts.
Mayor Mark Cayer created the ad hoc committee as part of a City Council resolution on policing that came on the heels of local and nationwide protests over the May 25 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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