Overland Park is on its way to finding a new city manager. Applications to fill the vacancy created by Bill Ebel’s retirement earlier this year officially closed last month, and the city’s specially appointed screening committee began reviewing candidates this week. What happens next: The pool has been narrowed down to eight candidates, according to members of the committee. Those candidates will be invited to submit video responses to questions the city has prepared. From there, the screening committee will choose four or five candidates to invite for in-person interviews in a couple of weeks.
Source: Prairie Village Post
