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Wellington board approves administrative organization plan, updates liaison appointments

Wellington Town Board of Trustees · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The Wellington Board of Trustees unanimously approved Resolution 13‑2026 (town administrator's plan of administrative organization) and Resolution 14‑2026 (liaison appointments to boards, commissions and councils, amended to swap a trustee on the Finance Advisory Board).

Town Administrator Patty Garcia presented the town administrator's plan of administrative organization, noting municipal code requires the administrator to submit a proposed plan within 90 days of appointment. A trustee moved to approve Resolution 13‑2026; after a roll call the resolution passed with unanimous recorded votes.

On Resolution 14‑2026, Garcia listed proposed board liaison assignments for town participation on several regional and local bodies (behavioral health policy council; Colorado Municipal League; Finance Advisory Board; Lammer County Opioid Abatement Council; Main Street Board; North Front Range Metropolitan planning bodies; PROS — Parks, Recreation, Open Space & Trails; Upper Front Range Transportation Planning Region; Wellington Housing Authority). Trustees discussed a needed change to the Finance Advisory Board liaison assignment and whether a trustee serving as a liaison could also remain a voting member of an authority board. The board approved Resolution 14‑2026 with an amendment replacing Trustee Cannon with Trustee Barrett as the liaison to the Finance Advisory Board; the roll call showed unanimous recorded "yes" votes.

Vote tallies (roll call as recorded): for both resolutions each trustee and the presiding mayor recorded "yes."