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Saint Paul City Council appoints and swears in new chief budget officer and chief policy officer

5875848 · August 13, 2025
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The council unanimously adopted resolutions appointing Kamud Verma as chief budget officer and Tim Greenfield as chief policy officer; both were sworn in and delivered brief remarks.

The Saint Paul City Council voted to appoint Kamud Verma as the council's chief budget officer and Tim Greenfield as chief policy officer and conducted swearing‑in ceremonies for both appointees.

On the appointment of Kamud Verma (Resolution 25‑1219), Council members praised Verma's experience and early work supporting council offices during the budget process. Chair Johnson, Vice President Kim and several members described Verma as bringing stability and municipal experience; Mr. Wilms said references had been "nothing short of glowing." The council voted 6‑0 to adopt the resolution. Verma was sworn in and said, "It is an honor to serve the community of Saint Paul and to be a part of Saint Paul's city council team... I'm incredibly excited to be here and looking forward to working together and serving the community with integration, transparency, and care."

The council then moved to Resolution 25‑1220 to appoint Tim Greenfield as chief policy officer. Vice President Kim and Council members praised Greenfield's state legislative experience and policy drafting background. The council voted 6‑0 to adopt the resolution. Greenfield recited the oath and said he was "humbled and flattered by the trust put in me" and committed to working with council members to advance policy priorities.

Council members said they had already seen both new appointees contributing to council work and expressed appreciation for the candidates' readiness to serve. The appointments were adopted unanimously and both appointees briefly addressed the council after being sworn in.