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.
The last planned community meeting on the topic of Fire Station 8's potential relocation turned heated quickly as residents strongly objected to the county
URBANA — The city of Urbana plans to spend $2 million on improvement projects that will be chosen based on a system heavily favoring underserved neighborhoods.
We recently published the
Attorney General s opinion that Urbana recently violated the Open Meetings Act twice by their content-based prohibiting of certain public comment during meetings. We redacted the AG s opinion by blocking out the victim s home addresses and personal email addresses.
The City of Urbana, through its City Administrator, Carol Mitten, published the AG Opinion on its website without redacting the personal home and email addresses of the victims of the city s unreasonable prohibitions on public speech.
It is almost as if the city is trying to send a message to those who may complain, that their personal information will be on full display should they file a complaint.