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Mark Taylor
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Edgerton’s city Web site hasn’t been updated since mid-January.
That’s because the only person authorized to administer the site – former city administrator David Dillner – no longer works for the city.
Dillner recently resigned the city’s …
Corbin H. Crable
chcrable@gardnernews.com
For Edgerton’s new interim city administrator service to area residents isn’t just a job – it’s a career.
Mike Press, who took the reins from former City Administrator David Dillner on Feb. 7, has an extensive background in management at …
Corbin H. Crable
chcrable@gardnernews.com
Edgerton City Administrator David Dillner’s last day of employment with the city will be Feb. 7.
The Edgerton City Council on Jan. 13 voted to allow Dillner to leave the job a week earlier than the …
Corbin H. Crable
chcrable@gardnernews.com
The Edgerton City Council, at its Oct. 14 meeting, discussed rescinding an agreement between the city and Johnson County providing the construction of 191st Street from Four Corners Road to the corporate limits of the city …
The last thing Edgerton needs is an assistant city administrator.
City Administrator David Dillner provided a job description of assistant city administrator to the Edgerton City Council at its meeting last week.
According to the job description, the assistant city …
Corbin H. Crable
chcrable@gardnernews.com
The Edgerton City Council approved the city’s 2011 budget, which includes a 50-percent trash subsidization for residents, at its Aug. 26 meeting.
The city’s current mill rate will hold steady at 42.893, but due to the …
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