The Clearlake City Council made significant strides in local governance during their regular meeting on December 5, 2024, by officially declaring the results of the November 5 municipal election. The council unanimously adopted Resolution 2024-57, which confirmed the election outcomes and authorized the city clerk to administer the oath of office to the newly elected council members.

The election saw Jessica Hooten, Tara Downey, and Mary Wilson emerge as the top vote-getters for the three available council seats. This resolution not only marks a pivotal moment for the newly elected officials but also sets the stage for their upcoming contributions to the community.

Following the resolution's approval, the council proceeded with the swearing-in ceremony for Hooten, Downey, and Wilson, welcoming them into their new roles. This transition is expected to bring fresh perspectives and initiatives to the council, enhancing local governance and community engagement.

The meeting also included an opportunity for public comments, though no additional remarks were made during this segment. The council's swift action in confirming the election results reflects a commitment to maintaining transparency and efficiency in local government operations.

As the new council members take their oaths, the community looks forward to their leadership and the positive changes they may bring to Clearlake.