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Posted: 5:31 AM Oct 16, 2009
Two Michigan towns getting new management
Watervliet is hiring a new part-time city manager while Stevensville picks its candidate for part-time village manager.
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New management is making its way to two Michigan towns.
Watervliet officially has a new city manager, according to our reporting partners at WSJM.
This week, commissioners voted to hire Troy Clay, 40, to take over the position on a part-time basis. The Watervliet native starts on Monday and will get paid $35,000 a year.
Meanwhile, leaders in Stevensville would like to hire St. Joseph Public Services Director Derek Perry to be their next part-time village manager.
The village has talked with officials in St. Joseph to see if Perry would be able to come to the village one or two days a week for administrative duties.
Stevensville council members on Wednesday approved a resolution to pursue such an arrangement with the county.
The matter will be discussed by that city's board of commissioners at a meeting sometime within the next month.
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