NORTH MANKATO — A new North Mankato city administrator is not expected to be chosen at tonight’s City Council meeting.
Mayor Mark Dehen said Councilwoman Diane Norland will be unable to attend tonight’s meeting so the council is not likely to vote on which, if any, of three finalists should be offered the job. The decision is likely to be taken up at next Monday’s council work session, although official votes are not allowed at work sessions.
Dehen said surveys completed by some city staff and residents who attended public interviews of the three candidates are being compiled to give council members more input on the candidates.
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