City Council approved a resolution Monday that will allocate additional funding to the city’s reparations program to help pay the 138 remaining qualified recipients immediately as funds become available. Resolution 64-R-22, which passed 6-0, will add funds of up to $3,450,000 to the Local Reparations Restorative Housing Program budget as the city collects money from.
City manager candidate Carol Mitten addressed questions from Evanston residents in a town hall hosted at the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center Thursday night. Moderated by Mayor Daniel Biss, the town hall drew more than 60 virtual attendees and dozens more in-person. Many of their questions focused on Mitten’s alleged mishandling of a use of.
After the city announced Carol Mitten as Evanston’s only finalist for city manager, residents took to Monday’s City Council meeting to voice their concerns about the candidate and the 14-month city manager selection process. The city announced last week that Mitten, the city administrator for Urbana, is the finalist for the city manager position. For.
After 14 months of searching and about $95,000 spent on search firms, City Council is presenting Evanston with a single candidate for the next city manager. The city announced Wednesday that Carol Mitten, the city administrator for Urbana, will oversee Evanston’s day-to-day government operations if confirmed. Mitten previously worked as the deputy county manager of.
Evanston released plans Friday to fill the open 2nd Ward City Council seat. Mayor Daniel Biss will appoint former councilmember Peter Braithwaite’s successor following an application process. Candidate applications are due August 12, a public engagement is scheduled tentatively for August 31, and City Council will confirm Biss’ appointment September 12. This process will be.