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Broken Bow council appoints David Schmidt as city administrator; deputy clerk and airport board seats also filled

Broken Bow City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At its April 11 meeting the council approved several personnel and board appointments, including naming Councilmember David Schmidt as City Administrator (Schmidt abstained), appointing Jacob Holcomb as Deputy Clerk and James Callaway to the Airport Authority Board.

The Broken Bow City Council on April 11 approved multiple personnel and board appointments, most notably appointing Councilmember David Schmidt as City Administrator.

Chris Myers moved and Paul Holland seconded the motion to appoint David Schmidt as City Administrator; the roll call recorded aye votes from Myers, Holland and Baltz and an abstention from Schmidt. The motion carried.

Earlier in the meeting the council also approved the appointment of Jacob Holcomb as Deputy Clerk, moved by David Schmidt and seconded by Chris Myers; that motion passed by unanimous roll call. The council additionally approved James Callaway’s appointment to the Airport Authority Board for a term ending December 2028 after a motion by Chris Myers and second by David Baltz.

The council approved corrected staggered term expirations for Airport Authority members: David Minnick (term ending December 2026), Robert Staab (term ending December 2028) and Kayti Kremlacek (term ending December 2024). The minutes record the corrected terms as part of the council’s motion on the airport board.

In mayor and council comments after the votes, Mayor Rod Sonnichsen, Councilmember Chris Myers and Council President David Schmidt thanked city staff; Schmidt said serving on the council has been rewarding and that he is excited to move into the administrator role.

The minutes do not list employment contract details, salary or an effective start date for Schmidt’s new role; those details were not specified and may be reflected in subsequent personnel paperwork or an upcoming meeting agenda.