Harris City Council honors Officer Chelsea Mayer as 2024 Officer of the Year

The Clinton City Council meeting on May 13, 2025, highlighted significant community-focused initiatives, including the recognition of Officer Chelsea Mayer as the Clinton Police Officer of the Year. Police Chief Kevin Jurrien praised Officer Mayer for her exceptional dedication and service, noting her compassionate response to a veteran in crisis and her bravery during a residential fire where she performed CPR on pets. This annual recognition aims to honor outstanding officers and strengthen community ties.

In addition to the commendation, the council addressed important infrastructure developments. A public hearing was held regarding an amendment to a private development agreement with Riverstone Development LLC, which passed without public opposition. This amendment is expected to facilitate ongoing development projects that could enhance local economic growth.

Furthermore, the council approved a resolution to accept bids and award a contract for the Second Avenue South Sewer Separation project. This initiative aims to improve the city's sewer system, addressing critical infrastructure needs and ensuring better service for residents.

These discussions reflect the council's commitment to recognizing community heroes and advancing essential public works, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for Clinton residents. As the council moves forward, these initiatives will play a vital role in shaping the community's future.