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Kiana could not be reached for comment. His termination was effective immediately when the letter was sent, August 8.
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Baldwin said she was proud of her role in helping to secure over $20 million in grants for the city, and other achievements like rebuilding the city’s human resources, public relations and planning departments.
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Her resignation comes as the city faces multiple vacancies and recently-hired employees.
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The 30-year-old Baldwin said in an email to KOTZ that she was humbled to be nominated and selected for the award.
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The utility rate hasn’t increased since 2016 and the water, sewer and waste departments are currently operating at more than a $1.7 million deficit, which impacts the city’s ability to receive certain grants and pay off loans.