After hearing appeals from two other insurance firms that pitched for the contract, Statesboro City Council on Tuesday rescinded its decision to make ShawHankins the city’s employee insurance broker. However, the city will obtain the services on an independent evaluator to review the proposals made by ShawHankins, Capstone Benefits Consulting LLC and Glenn, Davis & Associates. Meanwhile, the city intends to continue until March 31 under the services of Glenn, Davis & Associates as its current broker, also keeping the same third-party administrator for the city’s partially self-insured health insurance coverage.