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Little Canada formalizes Legislative Committee, appoints Fischer and Kwapick
Summary
The City Council adopted two resolutions on July 22, 2026 to formalize the city's Legislative Committee and appoint Mayor Tom Fischer and Council Member Chris Kwapick to serve through 2026; councilors said the committee will help pursue regional funding and review state statute implications.
The Little Canada City Council on July 22, 2026 adopted resolutions to formalize a Legislative Committee and to appoint Mayor Tom Fischer and Council Member Chris Kwapick to serve for the remainder of 2026. The council approved the measures unanimously, with votes recorded as Ayes (5), Nays (0).
Assistant City Administrator Laura Linehan presented the committee proposal, reviewed its tasks and recommended membership. Council members discussed overlap with an earlier Personnel Committee template and asked staff to remove a typographical duty that duplicated personnel responsibilities. Council Member Chris Kwapick said, "I believed that this will help the city in the long run," and emphasized the committee could pursue bonding, capital requests and review matters relating to State Statute. Resolution No. 2026-7-99 formalized the committee structure and removed the duplicated item; Resolution No. 2026-7-100 appointed Fischer and Kwapick to the committee.
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