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Council appoints Millie Roundsville to Superior Housing Authority through May 2030

Superior Common Council · November 3, 2025
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Summary

The Superior Common Council appointed Millie Roundsville to the Superior Housing Authority to replace Bill Fennessy, whose term expired in May. The appointment was approved by voice vote Nov. 4; Roundsville's term is scheduled to expire May 2030.

The Superior Common Council on Nov. 4 appointed Millie Roundsville to the Superior Housing Authority for a term ending in May 2030.

Mayor Jason Payne introduced the appointment, noting that Commissioner Bill Fennessy's term had expired in May and that Fennessy agreed to continue serving temporarily while a replacement was identified. "His term actually expired back in May, which is why you see her term going until May 2030," Mayor Payne said. The council moved and seconded the appointment; after brief procedural remarks and no further discussion, the motion carried by voice vote.

No public testimony was presented for the appointment during the meeting. The council recorded the appointment as a standard committee/board appointment; formal duties and next steps will follow the housing authority's procedures.