Jennifer Kotila is a local journalist who primarily covers news and issues related to the Willmar, Minnesota area for the West Central Tribune. Her reporting focuses on local government, infrastructure, and environmental topics affecting the Willmar community.
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In an upset, Tom Gilbertson won the Willmar City Council Ward 1 seat with 1,093 votes over incumbent Mike O'Brien, who received 662 votes.
Incumbent Justin Ask retains the Willmar City Council Ward 3 seat with 893 votes, defeating Gabriel Nelson, who had 681 votes.
Stephen Gardner, who ran unopposed for Willmar City Council Ward 2, will take his seat in January 2025.
Winning the Willmar City Council Ward 4 seat in Tuesday’s election was Tom Butterfield, who received 1,201 votes over Hans Hibma, who received 412 votes.
The Willmar City Council on Monday in a split 3-5 vote declined approving a motion to hire a recruiting firm to conduct a search for the new Willmar police chief. City staff will conduct the search.
The Willmar City Council earlier this month conducted the public hearing regarding the 2025 street improvement projects, which included estimates of assessments to property owners along the streets being improved.
The Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission on Monday heard an update from staff electrical engineer Jeron Smith regarding its transmission investment in the Grid North Partners project.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The Willmar City Council on Monday, Nov. 18, will consider approving the 2025 and 2026 street improvement projects for the city of Willmar.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The lawsuit signed by legal counsel for Suite Liv'n on Nov. 4 has been served on the city of Willmar, but has not yet been filed with the court. Suite Liv'n in Willmar's largest landlord.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The Willmar City Council on Monday heard a presentation regarding the wastewater rate study and set a public hearing for the proposed increases in sanitary sewer rates.
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