Soap Lake Council seeks records compliance with order for mayor’s phone, computer
Administrative Assistant and Public Records Officer Jody Siebert said she has received little to no response from Mayor Peter Sharp regarding several records requests. She asked council to make a motion for him to hand over his city issued devices and passwords so Siebert could fulfill the records requests.
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Mayor Peter Sharp was paid $600 for the month of May after the council passed a performance-based pay scale. One of the requirements for his full stipend was complying with public records requests, which according to Public Records Officer Jody Siebert has not been happening.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
SOAP LAKE — The Soap Lake City Council unanimously voted to require Mayor Peter Sharp to turn in his city-issued cell phone and computer by 9 a.m. Thursday, citing concerns over delays in responding to public records requests.
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