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Forest Heights council unanimously appoints new ethics commissioner
Summary
The Forest Heights council voted unanimously to appoint Gwendolyn Lida to a one-year term as an ethics commissioner. The appointment was presented as filling an existing vacancy; council members said she brings local election-board experience.
The Forest Heights mayor and town council voted unanimously to appoint Gwendolyn Lida as the town’s ethics commissioner.
Mayor Lily moved adoption of Resolution 20-26, describing Lida as a long-time town resident who previously served on a county election board and could bring oversight experience to the ethics commission. The clerk confirmed Lida’s application had been received previously and that she would serve a one-year term.
Council president Noble asked how many seats remained on the commission; the clerk said Lida would be the third commissioner. After discussion, the clerk called roll and the motion carried by unanimous vote.
The council did not attach additional conditions to the appointment during the meeting. The mayor said there were no other details to add and the council moved on to later agenda items.
What happens next: Lida will fill the vacancy on the ethics commission for a one-year term; the council did not schedule additional public comment or a separate hearing on the appointment during this session.
