This was a bit of routine housekeeping that had been overlooked in years prior. During labor negotiations related to the hiring of Adam Wolff as our new Town Manager, then-Mayor Fred Casissa noticed that the Town hadn't updated the job description for our Town Manager role since 1998—more than 20 years! Needless to say, the nature of the job has changed radically during that timeframe (computers, anyone?), and maintaining up-to-date job descriptions for all roles is considere

I was thrilled tonight to vote yes on adopting the new fee schedule proposed by our Parks & Recreation Department, to pay for the programming put on by the Department. For those of you that remember, this was a far cry from last February, when I was forced to vote no on the same item—the only time I can remember voting against a staff proposal in my four years on the Council. My issue, at that time, was that there was no formal mechanism in the fee schedule or otherwise to en

Tonight, Corte Madera entered an exciting new era, with the Town Council's unanimous vote to appoint Adam Wolff—our former Planning & Building Director, and Interim Town Manager since July—as our new Town Manager. Over his years of service to our community, Adam has established himself as a fair, thoughtful, and intelligent leader who understands the importance of examining an issue from all sides, and building consensus within the community. His tenure as head of the Plannin