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The City has narrowed its search for a new Municipal Chief Judge to six candidates, who will participate in interviews and selection events with stakeholders and the public the week of April 20.
Due to COVID-19 public health considerations, all selection activities will take place virtually.
Watch the Public Forum
The City hosted an online public forum with the Chief Judge candidates on Wednesday, April 22.
Community members can watch the forum on our YouTube channel, or on FCTV channels 14 & 881. After viewing, community members can also complete the feedback form below by April 28 to share their thoughts with City Council.
Finalists Announced
Two finalists will participate in a public forum on Wednesday, April 22:
David Cooke
Jill Hueser
The City has narrowed its search for a new Municipal Chief Judge to six candidates, who will participate in interviews and selection events with stakeholders and the public the week of April 20.
Due to COVID-19 public health considerations, all selection activities will take place virtually.
Watch the Public Forum
The City hosted an online public forum with the Chief Judge candidates on Wednesday, April 22.
Community members can watch the forum on our YouTube channel, or on FCTV channels 14 & 881. After viewing, community members can also complete the feedback form below by April 28 to share their thoughts with City Council.
Finalists Announced
Two finalists will participate in a public forum on Wednesday, April 22: