The Summit County Council of Governments (COG) meeting on March 4, 2024, kicked off with a smooth transition in leadership as Mayor Zane Wilsenhune was unanimously nominated and appointed as the new chair. The decision followed the established protocol of promoting the vice chair to the top position, a move that was met with enthusiasm from council members.

Mayor Wilsenhune's nomination was seconded without hesitation, showcasing the council's confidence in his leadership abilities. "I think you do a wonderful job," one member remarked, highlighting the positive sentiment surrounding his appointment. Following this, Mel Worrell was nominated as vice chair, and the council quickly approved the motion, further solidifying the new leadership structure.

Additionally, Mayor Marsh was appointed as the secretary treasurer, rounding out the leadership team for the upcoming year. The swift and unanimous decisions reflect a strong sense of unity and purpose among the council members as they prepare to tackle the challenges ahead.

The meeting underscored the importance of collaborative governance in Summit County, with leaders expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve together. As the council moves forward under this new leadership, the community can expect continued dedication to effective governance and local development initiatives.