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The seats after the resignations — the successor line at payroll strength

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Indiana Gateway employee-compensation filings for Roseland Civil Town (calendar 2024–2025), as rendered by govsalaries.com; Town Crier Wire, 7 February 2025

The two resignations R-7 proved now have their successors, at the strength of the town's own state payroll filings. Clerk-Treasurer: Ann Rulli succeeded Shane Williams-Inez. Both names appear as the town's Treasurer Clerk in the calendar-2024 filing — consistent with the September 2024 resignation the wire record proved — and in calendar 2025 Rulli holds the office alone, at a full-year wage of $54,288, the filing's normalized title printing "Clerk/Treasurer." Council: Curt Lynn succeeded Ryan Catanzarite. Catanzarite drew one month of council pay in 2025 ($736 — the council's monthly rate, derived from the filing's own figures) before his early-2025 resignation took effect, and Lynn, who was not among the members elected in 2023, drew about ten months in 2025. The appointment acts themselves — the minutes or vacancy instruments that would prove the appointments as acts — were not reached: no town document dated 2025 or 2026 naming officers was reached, and the wire's February 2025 report proves only that the two remaining council members were to meet to pick Catanzarite's replacement. The successors print at payroll strength, and no stronger claim is made for them.

Elizabeth McCombs left the council during 2025, and Julie Mudrovich succeeded her. McCombs drew five months of 2025 council pay and Mudrovich seven, the two summing to exactly one seat-year. No resignation or appointment record for this change was reached; it prints at payroll strength. It also explains the 2026 ballot's shape: the seat Mudrovich filled by appointment was the seat that fell due in 2026, and she stood for it as the Democratic candidate. The rest of the 2025 payroll line: Michael Schalk drew a full twelve months of council pay, the largest council amount — consistent with his presidency in the town's 2024 record, though no 2025–2026 town document naming a president was reached, and the presidency at November 2026 is not reached. The marshal's office changed hands: Avery Minor's pay record ends in 2024, and the 2025 filing carries Timothy Witham as Police Chief — Witham had served as deputy marshal and assistant chief in 2022–2023. Dawn Jones remains on the 2025 payroll, under the Gateway title "Deputy Court Clerk" where the town's own documents style her Deputy Clerk-Treasurer, and Heather Velez as "Admin Dir of Police," her 2023 title being Police Clerk. The town attorney (Peter Agostino in the 2024 record) does not appear in an employee payroll filing and his currency is not reached. November 2026 incumbency, office by office, is therefore carried at calendar-2025 payroll strength and stated no higher.

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Source: The seats after the resignations — the successor line at payroll strength, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/roseland/government-today/seats-after-the-resignations-the-successor-line-at-payroll/