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Trustee Niedzwiecki to continue service; board sets training and filing tasks
Summary
Vice President/Trustee Mike Niedzwiecki said no challengers filed for his seat and will continue serving two more years; the board also assigned Open Meetings Act training, named a FOIA officer and reminded trustees to file Statements of Economic Interest before May 2026.
During new business at the April 21 special meeting, Vice President/Trustee Mike Niedzwiecki said his trustee seat was up for election but no active officers had submitted their names to run; he stated he will continue to serve on the Police Pension Board for the next two years.
The board also recorded compliance and training tasks: Niedzwiecki will complete Open Meetings Act training, Trustee Rich Kresen will serve as the FOIA officer, and all trustees were reminded to file Statements of Economic Interest before May 2026. Trustees were additionally urged to complete mandated trustee training soon.
These items were recorded as administrative requirements to maintain compliance with state ethics and open-meetings rules; the minutes do not record formal votes tied to these assignments.
