SOUTH HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The South Hutchinson City Council will vote on a new City Treasurer at their meeting Monday.
Rhonda Stillwell has served the City of South Hutchinson as its treasurer for 22 years. Earlier this year, she communicated her desire to step away from these duties. Mayor Nisly and city staff worked to find a replacement.
Sheila Stevens has been identified as the best candidate to fill this vacancy and Mayor Nisly wants to appoint her to fill the remainder of Stillwell’s term pending confirmation by a vote of the council.
Also on the agenda, the city council will accept a USDA grant for cost sharing on a police vehicle. The grant is for 55% of the vehicle cost, or around $30,200.
The council will also discuss the upcoming 4th of July celebration and special projects regarding workforce housing and economic development.
In addition, the citywide garage sale and clean up day has been set for Saturday, June 11th. A sign-up form was created so that residents planning to sell items could list their address, what time they are starting their day, and what types of items they are selling. This sign up form has been pinned to the City's Facebook page.
The South Hutchinson City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at the city offices at 2 South Main.