Breezy Point seeks applicants for vacant council seat

BREEZY POINT — The Breezy Point City Council, at its Monday, Nov. 9, regular meeting, opened the search for a new council member, declaring a vacancy that begins Jan. 1 and inviting interested residents to apply through Dec. 18. The seat is open after council member Brad Scott chose not to file for reelection and only incumbent Michael Moroni filed for one of two open seats. No write-in candidates asked to have write-in votes counted by the Oct. 15 deadline. “The city did not receive any request and now must proceed with an appointment process,” City Administrator Allie Polsfuss told the council. The city will accept applications at city hall until noon Friday, Dec. 18. Applications go to the city clerk and then to the mayor, who will recommend a candidate at the council’s Jan. 4 meeting. The council will then vote. The appointee will serve through Dec. 31, 2028, and the seat is expected to be on the November 2028 ballot. Mayor Todd Roggenkamp said the process is familiar.

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