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New Ulm council confirms 2026 council and mayoral appointments

City Council of New Ulm · January 7, 2026
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Summary

The New Ulm City Council on Jan. 6 approved annual council appointments and confirmed a slate of mayoral appointees to boards and commissions, including reappointments and several new members to heritage, human rights, library, parks and planning bodies.

The New Ulm City Council on Jan. 6 approved its annual 2026 appointments and confirmed the mayor's nominees to multiple city boards and commissions.

Council members voted to approve the council's annual appointments for 2026. The council then confirmed the mayor's nominations, which included reappointments and new appointees to the Heritage Preservation Commission, Human Rights Commission, Library Board, Monument Cemetery Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, Planning Commission, Public Utilities Commission, and Sister Cities Commission. The mayoral slate named Ron Brudleg to the Heritage Preservation Commission; a reappointment to the Human Rights Commission of (surname) Okoji; reappointments of Katie Dorschner and Yvonne Weber to their respective boards; reappointments and new appointments to the Monument Cemetery Commission and Parks and Rec; and appointments to planning and utility commissions. The Monument Cemetery Commission had reviewed related cemetery rules earlier and recommended revisions.

The council approved the confirmations by voice vote. No votes against or abstentions were recorded in the meeting transcript for these motions. The council president thanked the appointees for agreeing to serve.

The confirmations are effective immediately unless otherwise specified by individual commission rules, and additional vacancies were noted as forthcoming later in the year.