Stallcup named as Holly's acting Village Manager

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Tim Stallcup

HOLLY, Michigan – On Wednesday, village officials appointed Tim Stallcup to serve as Holly’s acting village manager.

Stallcup, retired in July after putting in 37 years of service at Holly’s Waste Water Treatment Plant. A month later, Stallcup returned to his role as WWTP manager, working on a contract-basis and earning $48,200 per year.

Prior to Stallcup’s appointment as acting village manager, Chief of Police Rollie Gackstetter served a week in that capacity, taking over for Village Manager Marsha Powers who initially requested a 7-day paid leave of absence from her post on Aug. 24. Council was expected to review Powers’ job performance during a special council meeting scheduled for Aug. 31.

On Aug. 31, council extended Powers' paid leave of absence for another week, rescheduling her job performance evaluation for Tuesday, Sept. 7.

“Mr. (Tom) McKenney made the original motion for Chief Gackstetter to fill in as acting village manager on Aug. 24,” Village President Pete Clemens said on Friday. “During our special meeting on Tuesday, we forgot make a motion to extend his appointment, so we opted to appoint Tim Stallcup as acting manager instead.”

Powers is expected to attend Tuesday’s village council meeting at which time council members will evaluate her job performance.