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Oshkosh City Council welcomes Rebecca Grill as new city manager

December 23, 2024 | Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin


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Oshkosh City Council welcomes Rebecca Grill as new city manager
The Oshkosh Common Council meeting on December 23, 2024, marked a significant milestone with the introduction of Rebecca Grill as the new city manager. Council members expressed their enthusiasm for her appointment, highlighting the extensive search process that began in mid-August and involved community input and feedback.

During the meeting, the council acknowledged the thorough selection process facilitated by Gov HR USA, which included one-on-one discussions, community surveys, and public meet-and-greet events. This comprehensive approach attracted nearly three dozen candidates from across the nation. After a series of interviews involving council members, city department heads, and community representatives, Grill emerged as the top candidate due to her extensive experience in local government and community engagement.

Council member Flom, unable to attend the meeting, sent a message expressing his support for Grill and excitement about her joining the Oshkosh team. The council emphasized the importance of community involvement in the hiring process, thanking all participants for their contributions.

As Grill prepares to take on her new role, the council expressed confidence in her leadership abilities and commitment to the community. The meeting concluded with a warm welcome to Grill and her family, marking a hopeful new chapter for the city of Oshkosh.

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