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City Manager Performance Evaluation

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The Sunnyside City Council has finalized and approved City Manager Mike Gonzalez's performance evaluation for the period from August 1, 2024, to April 21, 2025. The evaluation was formally reviewed during the council's regular meeting on May 27, 2025. Citizens can access the evaluation through a linked document for transparency. Mayor Broersma is available for any inquiries regarding the evaluation, emphasizing the council's commitment to open governance. This performance review is significant as it serves as a benchmark for Gonzalez's leadership and the city's administrative effectiveness.

The evaluation process reflects the council's proactive approach to managing city leadership and ensuring accountability. As local governance evolves, such evaluations play a critical role in guiding future city policies and initiatives. The public's engagement in reviewing the performance evaluation underscores the importance of community involvement in local government.

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