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The Worcester City Standing Committee on Municipal & Legislative Operations convened on May 29, 2025, to address key updates and appointments within the Civic Center Commission. A significant highlight of the meeting was the appointment of Tony Economo as the new chairperson, following the completion of John Brissett's ten-year tenure. Brissett's contributions to the commission were acknowledged and appreciated by fellow members, emphasizing his dedication to the city and its taxpayers.
The committee also welcomed Kevin Gould as a new member of the commission, marking a fresh addition to the team. The transition in leadership is expected to bring new perspectives and continued commitment to the commission's goals.
In addition to these appointments, the committee reviewed and approved the minutes from the previous meeting, ensuring that all records are accurate and up-to-date. The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism for the future direction of the Civic Center Commission under Economo's leadership.
As the commission moves forward, the focus will remain on enhancing the services and operations of the DCU Center, with an emphasis on community engagement and fiscal responsibility. The next steps will involve finalizing the official appointment of Economo and continuing to build on the foundation laid by Brissett.
Converted from Worcester City Standing Committee on Municipal & Legislative Operations 05/29/2025 meeting on May 29, 2025
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