O’Fallon’s new City Administrator Keith Riesberg (center left) and new Police Chief Roy Joachimstaler, (center right) who were appointed Tuesday night, chat with Councilman Pierce Conley (far left) and city hall security guard Duke Bauer (right). (Photo by Joel Currier…
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O’Fallon, Mo., Mayor Bill Hennessy has given city council members his picks to take two of the city’s top jobs.
Hennessy chose Keith J. Riesberg, 37, for the city administrator’s position.…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The search for a new O’Fallon, Mo., police chief and city administrator has been narrowed to just five candidates for each position.
In-person interviews are to begin later this month for the remaining five people still in the running for both…
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Councilman Dan Haney e-mailed me Wednesday morning to say the applicant pool for city administrator has been narrowed to 15 remaining candidates. (Thanks Dan.)
BLOGPOST FROM TUESDAY:
O’Fallon has eliminated more than half its applications for both police chief…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...O’Fallon’s last police chief has applied to become O’Fallon’s next police chief.
Huh?
Yes, you read that correctly.
Former Chief Jerry Schulte has submitted his application for the open police chief’s job. He could not immediately be reached for comment today.
Jerry Schulte
Two others…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Chet Pleban, a lawyer for O’Fallon City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr., has sent a letter to the City Council claiming Lowery is a victim of retaliation by the council.
In the Jan. 15 letter to all eight council members, Pleban demanded…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...O’Fallon City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr. says he has never been paid for his participation in the Virginia-based company Global Training Partnership. The company’s website lists him as a founder and trainer helping law enforcement with investigations of missing persons…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...No surprise here: O’Fallon city council members are keeping a lid on an unusual Saturday afternoon closed meeting amid growing speculation on the job status of City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr.
(P-D file photo) City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr. talks business…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...O’Fallon this morning rejected my public records request for minutes and any recorded votes during last Thursday’s closed session of the City Council. During that meeting, council members discussed the status of City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr.’s employment.
Lowery, Mayor Donna…
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