Middleton City Council swears in new alderpersons and elects council leaders

The City of Middleton welcomed new leadership during its Common Council meeting on April 15, 2025, as four newly elected alderpersons were sworn in. John Shaffer, Katie Nelson, Charles Myers, and David Bowman took their oaths of office, marking a significant moment for the community as they prepare to serve and support the city’s governance.

Following the swearing-in ceremony, the council swiftly moved to elect its leadership positions. Katie Nelson was unanimously nominated and accepted as the new council president, a role that will place her at the forefront of council discussions and decision-making. Randall Crowe was also unanimously elected as the president pro tem, ensuring continuity in leadership and support for the council president.

In another key decision, Alder Henayro was nominated and confirmed as the representative for the Plan Commission, a position critical for guiding the city’s development and planning initiatives. These appointments reflect the council's commitment to effective governance and community engagement.

Additionally, the council confirmed the mayor's recommended appointments to various city committees, further solidifying the collaborative efforts needed to address the city's needs and priorities. All motions passed unanimously, indicating a strong consensus among council members as they embark on their new terms.

As the newly convened council begins its work, the community can expect focused leadership and a commitment to addressing local issues, fostering a collaborative environment for future initiatives.