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Sophie Duncan honored for life-saving CPR heroics

June 14, 2024 | Greenville, Pitt County, North Carolina



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Sophie Duncan honored for life-saving CPR heroics
In a recent city council meeting, members engaged in a variety of discussions, including community recognitions, agenda approvals, and public comments regarding local issues.

The meeting commenced with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by roll call, confirming the presence of all council members. Mayor Connolly proposed several changes to the agenda, including the addition of a resolution to authorize outside counsel to file a lawsuit related to a grant award and a closed session motion.

A highlight of the evening was the recognition of Sophie Duncan for her heroic act of administering CPR to a fellow participant during a local event, potentially saving his life. The council also honored James Miller for his 21 years of service in the Public Works Department and Billy Merrill for his contributions as the city surveyor over the past two decades.

During the public comment period, several residents voiced their concerns and suggestions. Darcy Quill and Carlos Alfonso from Down Home NC expressed gratitude for the council's attention to public transportation issues and invited members to their upcoming meeting. Resident Arjanae Jones raised questions about the proposed expansion of the airport, emphasizing the need for community awareness and input before any decisions are made.

Rex Rose, a local advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, acknowledged the council's support during Pride Month and shared tips for being better allies. He emphasized the importance of visibility and respect for all community members.

The council also discussed the rezoning of city-owned property adjacent to the airport, with plans to seek approval from both the city and county. Concerns were raised about the adequacy of community engagement regarding the rezoning process, with several council members advocating for more proactive outreach to residents.

As the meeting concluded, the council made several appointments to various boards and commissions, ensuring continued community representation in local governance. The discussions highlighted the council's commitment to transparency, community involvement, and recognition of local heroes, while also addressing the need for improved communication and engagement with residents on significant issues.

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