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Northwest Hennepin League of Municipalities <br />-- A group of elected officials and staff who cover eligible cities. The NWHLM is an organization <br />�.. 7� that is over 55 years old of the Western Hennepin cities who meet ten times per year with the <br />goal of education of member and networking, to achieve better results within our cities <br />February 2rj, 2023 <br />To whom it may concern, <br />This letter is written in response to a discussion about our organization at the Orono <br />City Council work session on February 13, 2023. <br />• The name of the organization is the Northwest Hennepin League of <br />Municipalities (NWHLM). It is not the "Northwest Hennepin Mayor's <br />Association," as Mayor Walsh referred to it. <br />• The NWHLM is composed of elected representatives from various cities and <br />jurisdictions throughout the area. Members include mayors, city council <br />members, a county commissioner, a park board commissioner, and a <br />Metropolitan Council Member. It is not just for mayors. Some cities have paid for <br />two memberships; however, each city has one vote. <br />• During the work session, Mayor Walsh stated, "I am actually a member of that <br />organization." However, Mayor Walsh and Orono's membership and <br />participation ended in 2017 and were not renewed for 2018 at the request of <br />Mayor Walsh. Neither he nor any other elected officials from the City of Orono <br />have attended our meetings since 2017. However, that recently changed in <br />January 2023 when a newly elected Orono council member was invited to and <br />began attending the meetings. <br />• On February 14, which is the day after the Orono City Council work session, <br />Mayor Walsh contacted the NWHLM and stated he would be attending our <br />meetings going forward. <br />As our mission states, our goal is to educate members and network to achieve better <br />results within our city. We value trusted relationships, working together, and learning <br />and growing in our respective roles to help make our cities the best possible. Therefore, <br />iI is essential that what is being stated publicly about the NWHLM is accurate. <br />Respectfully submitted by the NWHLM Executive Committee: <br />Mayor Tom McKee, Chair <br />Mayor Julie Maas-Kusske, Immediate Past Chairperson <br />Mayor Charlie Miner, Vice Chair <br />Mayor Renee Hafften, Secretary <br />Mayor Kent Koch, Treasurer <br />
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