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Canby mayor resigns; council declares vacancy, raises pay and appoints airport board member
Summary
At its June 9 meeting in Canby, the City Council accepted Mayor Nancy Bormann’s resignation and declared the office vacant, approved an increase to council and mayor pay, and appointed Rick Bueltel to the airport board. The council also confirmed the 2025 audit.
Canby — The Canby City Council on June 9 accepted the resignation of Nancy Bormann as mayor and declared the elective office vacant, voting that the council will appoint an eligible person to serve until the regular 2026 election.
The council reviewed Resolution No. 2026-06-09-1, which states "Whereas, Nancy Bormann has resigned as Mayor of the City of Canby," and approved the measure on a motion by Council Member Diana Fliss, seconded by Council Member Marisa Kack. All council members present voted in favor.
The council also approved changes to elected-official compensation. On a motion by Council Member Susan Cram, seconded by Marisa Kack, the council voted to increase council pay from $1,200 to $1,800 and mayor pay from $2,400 to $3,600. Council Members Cram and Kack voted in favor and Council Member Fliss voted against; the motion carried. The ordinance implementing the pay increases will be introduced at the next meeting.
As part of routine board appointments, the council moved to remove Susan Cram from the airport board and appoint Rick Bueltel in her place. The motion was made by Kack, seconded by Fliss, and passed unanimously.
The council also heard and accepted the 2025 audit presented by Nathan Kinner of Kinner & Company, which was reported as a clean audit; Fliss moved and Cram seconded approval, and the motion carried unanimously.
Next steps: Under the city charter cited in the resignation resolution, the council is required to appoint an eligible person to the vacant mayoral seat to serve until the 2026 regular election. The council said it will proceed with the appointment process pursuant to Chapter 2, Section 2.05 of the City of Canby charter.
