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Walker council approves $1,100 monthly insurance stipend for full-time employees
Summary
On June 29 the Walker City Council adopted Resolution 2026-14 establishing a $1,100 monthly insurance stipend for full‑time employees; the roll-call vote recorded four ayes and one abstention. Councilmember Rob Dunn abstained and later submitted his resignation.
The Walker City Council on June 29 approved Resolution 2026-14 to provide a $1,100 monthly insurance stipend to full‑time city employees.
Mayor Pro Tem Kyle Glenn moved the resolution and Austin Prose seconded. A roll-call vote recorded ayes from Prose, Glenn, Jonathan Wolff and Abagail Wells; Councilmember Rob Dunn recorded an abstention. The motion carried.
The stipend establishes a fixed monthly payment for full‑time employees to help cover insurance costs. Council did not specify the stipend’s funding source in the meeting record. The council approved the resolution during regular business without further amendment.
Minutes record that shortly after the vote Rob Dunn left the meeting and submitted his resignation to the city council. Later in the same meeting the council passed a separate motion approving an employment contract for Rob Dunn; the minutes note the vote on that contract as ayes from Wolff, Prose, Wells and Glenn and “Nays: 1 vacant.”
The council adjourned at 6:34 p.m. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, July 13, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at the Walker City Council Chambers.
