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Federal Heights council meeting ends without discussion, decision on city manager and city attorney

After more than 90 minutes in executive session, a motion to place the city manager and city attorney on paid leave was halted

Jacquie Halburnt, the city manager of Federal Heights, at a City Council meeting. Recent events in the Adams County city have included the firing of the police and fire chiefs and a call for Halburnt to be placed on paid administrative leave. (Caleb Foreman, Denver7)
Jacquie Halburnt, the city manager of Federal Heights, at a City Council meeting. Recent events in the Adams County city have included the firing of the police and fire chiefs and a call for Halburnt to be placed on paid administrative leave. (Caleb Foreman, Denver7)
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An attempt to put the Federal Heights city manager and city attorney on paid administrative leave was halted Wednesday night after the city attorney told council a motion was out of order.

It’s unclear whether a vote to place City Manager Jacquie Halburnt and City Attorney Bill Hayashi would have passed, but while a motion was being read, Hayashi said the motion was inappropriate because the agenda listed a discussion item and not an action item.

Councilors spent more than 90 minutes in executive session Wednesday during a special meeting to discuss the employment status of Halburnt and Hayashi.

The meeting took place less than two weeks after Police Chief Robert Grado and Fire Chief Marc Mahoney were abruptly fired on April 3. Staff was informed of the firing in an email sent out at 6:40 p.m. on a Friday night.

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