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New Rockford officials approve 100% single, 60% family health coverage for city employees
Summary
At a special meeting April 14, the City of New Rockford approved a change to employee health benefits: the city will cover 100% of single policies and 60% of family policies after unanimous council votes to approve the agenda and the benefit change.
The City of New Rockford approved changes to employee health insurance at a special meeting on April 14, agreeing to cover 100% of single policies and 60% of family policies. Mayor Stuart Richter called the meeting, which convened at 9:00 a.m. and adjourned at 9:07 a.m.
Council member Dauenhauer moved to adopt the benefit change and Council member Fleming seconded; according to the meeting record, "All were in favor. Motion carried." Earlier in the session Fleming moved to approve the meeting agenda, a motion Dauenhauer seconded; that motion also passed unanimously.
The votes were taken during a brief special meeting called by Mayor Stuart Richter and attended by Fleming and Dauenhauer. The meeting record does not identify additional discussion or public comment on the policy change.
Votes at a glance: • Agenda approval — Moved by Council member Fleming; seconded by Council member Dauenhauer. Outcome: approved unanimously. • Health insurance coverage change — Moved by Council member Dauenhauer; seconded by Council member Fleming. Outcome: approved unanimously. The change specifies the city will cover 100% of the single policy and 60% of the family policy.
With no further business recorded, Mayor Richter adjourned the meeting at 9:07 a.m.
