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Council member bids emotional farewell after 15 years of service

August 05, 2024 | Moore, Cleveland County, Oklahoma



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Council member bids emotional farewell after 15 years of service
In a poignant farewell, Jason, a long-serving member of the city council, addressed his colleagues during what marked his final meeting after 15 years of service. Expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community and the residents of Ward 3, he reflected on the challenges and joys of his tenure. \"It has been an absolute honor and privilege,\" he stated, acknowledging the collaborative efforts of past and present council members. He expressed pride in their accomplishments and optimism for the future of the council.

The meeting also featured commendations from fellow council members and city staff, who recognized Jason's dedication and contributions to the community. \"It has been a pleasure, and staff has really enjoyed working with you over the years,\" said Jerry, a city trust manager, highlighting the collaborative spirit that characterized Jason's time in office.

In addition to the farewell, the council discussed procedural matters, including a motion to enter an executive session to address a pending legal case involving the city. The case, filed by Teresa Manning against the city of Moore, was noted as a significant item for consideration, with the city attorney advising the council on the necessary steps to take in the interest of the city.

As the meeting concluded, the council members expressed their best wishes to Jason, marking the end of an era in local governance and setting the stage for new leadership and initiatives in the community.

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