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Resident urges changes to draft Code of Ethics; board to seek outside ethics partner
Summary
At its June 1 meeting the Village Board discussed Ordinance 2026-14 (Code of Ethics); Village President Duane Urbanski said the goal is to partner with an outside community for a Board of Ethics, and resident Staci Schluechtermann requested rewording of a 'nominal value' section and explicit requirement to follow ordinances.
Random Lake — During the June 1, 2026 Village Board meeting trustees discussed Ordinance 2026-14, a proposed Code of Ethics. President Duane Urbanski said the goal is “for an outside community to serve as the Board of Ethics, and we would do the same for them.”
Resident Staci Schluechtermann of 234 Maries Way spoke during the public-comment portion of the ordinance discussion and requested that the ordinance’s nominal-value language be reworded and that the draft explicitly require board members to adhere to applicable ordinances. Urbanski said he will seek a community partner to collaborate on the Board of Ethics idea.
No formal vote on Ordinance 2026-14 was recorded in the minutes for the June 1 meeting; the discussion concluded with an indicated next step of identifying a partner community and receiving updated draft language. The board’s engagement with a resident concern and Urbanski’s direction to seek a partner leave further action pending.
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