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Special Statement from Richland Center

The Richland Center City Council met Tuesday night at the Richland Center Community Center, so members could attend National Night Out held at Krouskop Park. Following a closed session lasting around two hours, the following statement was released by City Attorney, Micheal Windle: This Council feels it necessary to make a public statement regarding the […]

By Jo Ann Krulatz

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The Richland Center City Council met Tuesday night at the Richland Center Community Center, so members could attend National Night Out held at Krouskop Park. Following a closed session lasting around two hours, the following statement was released by City Attorney, Micheal Windle:

This Council feels it necessary to make a public statement regarding the performance of Administrator Oliphant. The Council has reviewed the investigation report, heard the concerns of the public at a recent hearing, and performed its own evaluation of her performance, and find that Administrator Oliphant has performed her duties to the satisfaction of this Council, and that we support her ongoing efforts. The Council is aware of the need to improve the relationship with the Utility Commission, and will be working with the commissioners to address those concerns in order to realign the efforts of both bodies. Administrator Oliphant will continue to be instrumental in those efforts.

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