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Proctor council confirms 2026 committee and negotiation rosters with a few corrections
Summary
Council approved the city's 2026 advisory committee and commission appointments, corrected several roster listings (including replacing a Public Utilities Commission at-large seat with Commissioner Halverson), and confirmed negotiation committee assignments for upcoming labor bargaining.
The Proctor City Council approved the 2026 advisory committee and commission appointments and accepted edits discussed during the meeting, including replacing an at-large Public Utilities Commission seat (previously listed as Peterson) with Commissioner Halverson and correcting a street-committee listing to reflect Councilor Dewalt.
Council discussed posting openings and the reapplication process for members whose terms are expiring, noted an ad-hoc advisory seat on the liquor control committee, and identified a vacant charitable trust board seat that has not met since a prior administrator. After those corrections, the council voted to accept the advisory committees report.
Separately, the council confirmed negotiation committee assignments for upcoming contract talks: Councilor Peterson and Councilor Dewalt will handle Teamsters and non-bargaining matters; the mayor and Councilor Dewalt will handle IBW and UFCW bargaining. Councilors asked staff to schedule a follow-up meeting on bargaining strategy and to consider involving the city’s labor attorney.
