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Council bids farewell to Shelby as she transitions to county role

March 15, 2025 | Plano, Collin County, Texas


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Council bids farewell to Shelby as she transitions to county role
In a heartfelt farewell during the City Council Special Called Meeting on March 14, 2025, Council Member Shelby announced her departure from the council after six years of dedicated service. Her transition to a new role at the county level was met with warm sentiments from fellow council members, who expressed their appreciation for her contributions to the city of Plano.

Council members took turns sharing their reflections on Shelby's impact, highlighting her passion and commitment to the community. "I've absolutely loved serving with all of you," Shelby stated, emphasizing her bittersweet feelings about leaving the council. She expressed excitement for her new opportunity while acknowledging the strong connections she had built with her colleagues.

Council Member Rick noted the friendship they developed over the past two years, stating, "You're gonna be sorely missed." He praised Shelby's ability to engage in civil discourse, even when their views diverged, and wished her well in her future endeavors.

Other council members echoed these sentiments, with Council Member Williams calling it a privilege to work alongside Shelby and recognizing the significant projects they collaborated on that would benefit Plano in the future. The camaraderie and mutual respect among council members were evident as they celebrated Shelby's achievements and contributions to the city.

As the meeting concluded, the council reflected on the importance of community service and the ongoing commitment to addressing the needs of Plano residents. Shelby's departure marks a significant change for the council, but her legacy of dedication and collaboration will continue to influence the city's direction.

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