In addition to the city administrator search, council is searching for a replacement for Postema, who plans to retire as city attorney in the next year.
In the meantime, council has appointed Assistant City Administrator John Fournier to serve as acting administrator for the next month, until Sept. 25-March 3 Īnn Arbor may operate with a temporary city administrator for up to a yearĪNN ARBOR, MI - Following the resignation of City Administrator Tom Crawford, Ann Arbor could operate with a temporary city hall leader for the next year.Īnn Arbor city administrator resigns, issues apology to communityThe administration committee plans to reconvene Aug.
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Laidlaw wants Kuhnke to rule that the city willfully and intentionally violated FOIA law and order the city to pay $8,500 in fines. Redactions included references to an unnamed city attorney and several references to the city’s police oversight commission, he said. Ex-city attorney tells judge Ann Arbor needs strong reminder about FOIA lawĪNN ARBOR, MI - Both sides made their cases in court Wednesday afternoon in a lawsuit claiming Ann Arbor violated Michigan’s public records law.Īssistant City Attorney Jennifer Richards countered Laidlaw’s arguments, calling his lawsuit moot since he has since obtained an unredacted version of the report via a separate Attorney Grievance Commission process.
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