annual evaluations

West Valley city aims to change review process for high-ranking officials

City manager, city attorney, presiding judge would be affected

Peoria City Council will consider cutting much of the language in the city’s code regarding the annual evaluation process for the city manager, city attorney and presiding judge.

Arianna Grainey

The Peoria City Council will consider during its June 3 public meeting cutting much of the language in the city’s code regarding the annual evaluation process for the city manager, city attorney and presiding judge.

Specifically, these include amending sections 2-62 and 2-78 of the city code and revising Council Policy CP 1-8.

This item is listed on the consent agenda. Amending and revising these items will require a two-thirds vote by council.

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