Carl Geffken removed

Carl Geffken removed as Fort Smith city administrator following controversial comment
Board fires City Administrator Carl Geffken after nine years, citing leadership concerns and a recent hot-mic controversy.
Fort Smith city administrator Carl Geffken fired by city board of directors
The Fort Smith board of directors has voted to fire City Administrator Carl E. Geffken. This comes after comments made by Geffken in a recent regular meeting, Geffken could be heard saying "stupid" after someone spoke.
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The move comes after the board unanimously voted to oust Carl Geffken from the position on Tuesday in a special session called for his performance evaluation.
Fort Smith directors fire city administrator
Fort Smith City Administrator Carl Geffken is out, following a unanimous vote by the city's Board of Directors on Tuesday.
‘Stupid’ comment leads to firing of Fort Smith administrator
City Administrator Carl Geffken was fired Tuesday after a hot mic caught him saying "These people are stupid" during a public meeting.
Fort Smith Board fires City Administrator Geffken
With a unanimous 7-0 vote, the Fort Smith Board of Directors on Tuesday (Dec. 10) fired Fort Smith City Administrator Carl Geffken, who had been in the job more
Fort Smith board votes unanimously to fire city administrator
"Fort Smith is a great city and over the past eight years and seven months, we have done a lot to improve the city. That is most important," Geffken said.
Fort Smith Board of Directors votes to remove Geffken from city administrator role
The Fort Smith Board of Directors voted unanimously to remove Carl E. Geffken from his role as city administrator.
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