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Arapahoe council accepts 2025 municipal appointments and committee rosters

City Council of the City of Arapahoe, Nebraska · January 7, 2025
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Summary

Mayor John E. Koller presented a full slate of 2025 municipal officials, board members and committee assignments; the City Council voted unanimously to accept the appointments.

Mayor John E. Koller announced the City of Arapahoe’s slate of 2025 municipal officials, boards and committee assignments at the council’s Jan. 7 meeting. The list included council terms, department leads, and representatives to boards such as the Library Board, Cemetery Board, Planning Commission, Community Redevelopment Authority and Airport Authority.

The council formally considered the slate later in the meeting; Councilman Chris Middagh moved to accept the Mayor’s suggested appointments and Councilman John Paulsen seconded. The motion carried on a roll-call vote: Ayes — Kreutzer, Paulsen, Carpenter, Polston, Middagh; Nays — none; Absent — tenBensel. The Mayor declared the motion passed.

Key named roles read into the record included Mayor John E. Koller (President of the Council through 2026), council members with staggered terms (Chris Middagh, Ward Carpenter, Terry Polston, Dan Kreutzer, John Paulsen, Troy tenBensel), City Clerk/Treasurer Dixie Sickels, and departmental and committee designees such as Gerald Stevens in utilities/streets roles and named representatives on boards and commissions. The appointments establish the city’s administrative and advisory structure for 2025 and several multi-year terms on boards and committees.

The acceptance vote concluded action on appointments; no amendments or dissenting statements were recorded during the vote.