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Lilydale council receives emergency-preparedness briefing from Captain Wegener

Lilydale City Council · October 30, 2024
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Summary

Captain Wegener gave a high-level emergency-preparedness briefing to the Lilydale City Council on Oct. 30, outlining the distinct roles of the council and staff during an evolving emergency; the special meeting ran from 2:04 p.m. to 3:05 p.m.

Mayor John Diehl called a special meeting of the Lilydale City Council to order at 2:04 p.m. on Oct. 30, 2024. Captain Wegener provided a high-level emergency-preparedness training for the council, describing the different responsibilities council members and city staff should assume in an evolving emergency situation.

The presentation, delivered to the council and city staff in attendance, focused on role clarity during incidents: Captain Wegener reviewed what is expected of elected officials versus the operational duties performed by staff. The minutes record the training as an overview rather than a detailed operational plan; no formal motions or votes were taken.

The meeting minutes list Mayor John Diehl and Councilmembers Deborah Cornell, Lyle Hanzal and Mary Kleinberg among those present, alongside City Administrator Mary Tollefson and Captain Wegener. The minutes also record Councilmember Bill Kleinman both among those "Present" and in an "Absent" line; the transcript contains that inconsistency and does not resolve his attendance status.

The special meeting concluded at 3:05 p.m.