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Council elects new leaders amid public concerns

August 02, 2024 | Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota



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Council elects new leaders amid public concerns
In a recent council meeting, the election of officers was a key focus, continuing from discussions held on July 3, 2024. Kevin Maher was elected as the new council president after receiving a nomination from Councilor Siegrist. Maher’s extensive background in banking and financial management was highlighted as a significant asset for the role.

Initially, Rod Pettigrew was also nominated for the position but subsequently withdrew his name, citing personal commitments that would prevent him from serving effectively. Following this, Councilor Roberts moved to cease nominations, which was seconded by Councilor Lehman, leading to Maher’s unanimous election.

The council then proceeded to elect the vice president, with Pat Roseland nominated for the position. A motion to cease nominations was made by Councilor Seacrest and seconded by Pettigrew, resulting in Roseland’s election as vice president without further contest.

The meeting also included a moment of appreciation for outgoing leaders John Roberts and Greg Stroman for their service over the past year.

As the meeting transitioned to public comments, community member Dan Nicholas took the floor, emphasizing the importance of faith and prayer in providing hope, a sentiment he expressed at the beginning of each meeting. The council allowed for public discourse, although no immediate actions were taken on the issues raised.

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