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Forest Lake council honors longtime cable commission volunteer Diane Halfland
Summary
The City Council approved a resolution recognizing the service and legacy of Diane Halfland, a long‑time volunteer on the city’s cable commission and community volunteer.
The Forest Lake City Council on April 14 approved a resolution recognizing the life and public service of Diane Halfland, who served about 10 years on the city’s cable commission and participated in numerous volunteer efforts across the community.
Mayor Roberts read the resolution into the record, citing Halfland’s “insight, integrity and commitment” to public access and communications and describing her as “a valued member of the cable commission for 10 years.” The resolution expressed the city’s condolences to Halfland’s family and friends and honored her civic contributions.
Council members approved the resolution by voice vote. Mayor Roberts commented that “people like this really make this community special,” and extended condolences to Halfland’s loved ones.
The council scheduled the resolution for adoption during the meeting; no further action or implementation steps were required beyond the formal recognition.
