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Stroud City Council takes no action on CM contract

Stroud City Council held a special meeting on Aug. 27 to discuss the contract of new city manager Jeff Wilbourn, though it ultimately took no action on it at the time.

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Stroud City Council takes no action on CM contract

Stroud City Council held a special meeting on Aug. 27 to discuss the contract of new city manager Jeff Wilbourn, though it ultimately took no action on it at the time.

8 days ago·Chandler, United States

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