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Lewiston council appoints Representative Kyle Harris to two advisory panels
Summary
The council appointed Representative Kyle Harris to three-year terms on both the Audit Committee and the Code Board of Appeals; Harris introduced himself as an electrician and state representative with experience in business and transportation committees.
Lewiston’s City Council on Nov. 24 approved two appointments for Kyle Harris, who the mayor introduced as a state representative and a Lewiston resident with trade experience.
Harris told the council he is an electrical contractor who has worked in the trades for about 12 years and serves on several committees at the state level. "I applied for planning zoning, auditing... I might as well start serving people in the city of Lewiston better," Harris said during brief remarks.
Mayor Johnson moved to appoint Harris to a three-year term on the Audit Committee and later to a three-year term on the Code Board of Appeals; both motions received seconds and the council voted to approve both appointments.
Why it matters: The appointments add a locally resident state representative with construction and business-code experience to two advisory bodies that touch on audits, appeals and technical review for city projects.
Next steps: Harris will be seated on both bodies and will participate in future committee meetings as scheduled.
