City leaders will hold four community forums across the city to discuss the position.
After 60 days from the time Brown steeped down, the commission is hoping to have a list complied and begin research and background checks on candidates. They will turn in three names to the new mayor for consideration in 120 days.
If the new mayor does not choose any of the candidates on the list, the group will begin the process again. In the meantime, First Deputy Eric Carter will serve as interim superintendent after David Brown leaves until a new mayor is sworn in and a new superintendent is picked.
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