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Council fails to overturn mayor’s veto of Remote Work Policy
City of Markesan Common Council · January 13, 2026
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Summary
A Jan. 13 motion to overturn Mayor Slate’s veto of the city’s Remote Work Policy failed on a 3-3 roll call, leaving the mayoral veto in place.
The Markesan Common Council on Jan. 13 considered a motion recorded in the minutes as "Motion Prill/Kazda to overturn the Mayor’s Veto of the Remote Work Policy." The motion failed on a 3-3 roll call vote, leaving the mayor’s veto intact.
The minutes list Ald. Lager, Ald. Thiem and Ald. Triemstra as voting "Nay," with the remaining three council members recorded as voting in favor. The entry in the official minutes does not provide further discussion of the policy’s details or next procedural steps.
