Bedford City Council inaugurates Amy Sable and Steve Farco after May election victory

Bedford City Council welcomed two newly elected members during its regular meeting on May 13, 2025, marking a significant moment for the local government. Amy Sable and Steve Farco were officially sworn in after winning their respective council seats in the recent election held on May 3, 2025. Sable received 2,004 votes for Place 3, while Farco garnered 2,136 votes for Place 5.

The meeting commenced with City Secretary Michael Wells presenting the official election results, which were unanimously approved by the council. This formal approval is a crucial step in the electoral process, allowing the newly elected officials to take their oaths of office and receive their certificates.

Mayor Pro Tem Gagliardi, who was absent due to a legislative commitment in Austin, was acknowledged for his efforts in advocating for pharmacy care access across Texas. His absence highlighted the council's commitment to addressing broader state issues while managing local governance.

In a heartfelt moment, the council expressed gratitude for the continuity of leadership, emphasizing the diverse backgrounds and perspectives that contribute to the council's strength. Mayor Gagliardi's remarks underscored the importance of collaboration and vision in leadership, encouraging council members to remain focused on their responsibilities to the community.

The meeting also featured an invocation, reinforcing the council's commitment to serving Bedford residents with integrity and dedication. As the council moves forward, the focus will be on implementing policies that benefit the community and addressing the challenges ahead. The successful inauguration of Sable and Farco signals a renewed commitment to effective governance in Bedford.