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In the heart of Yuba City, a moment of heartfelt recognition unfolded as Mayor Dave Shaw honored Ben Moody for nearly two decades of dedicated service to the community. The atmosphere in the city hall was filled with a sense of gratitude as council members and residents alike reflected on Moody's significant contributions to the public works and development service departments.
Moody, who has guided a team of 113 employees—almost half of the city's workforce—has been a beacon of leadership and innovation. His tenure has been marked by transformative projects that have reshaped the city’s infrastructure. Among his notable achievements is the Bridge Street widening and reconstruction project, which has turned a vital corridor into a safer, multi-lane thoroughfare. Additionally, he oversaw a major water system extension, ensuring that new residents have access to high-quality, potable water.
The council also highlighted Moody's role in facilitating growth through multiple annexations, which brought modern infrastructure to new neighborhoods. His efforts in developing the Harder Road have converted a once rural pathway into a strategic artery that now supports commercial investment, residential development, and public amenities.
Mayor Shaw emphasized Moody's collaborative spirit, which has fostered lasting partnerships with regional agencies and community stakeholders. This collaborative approach has earned him the trust of past and present city councils, as well as the deep appreciation of Yuba City residents.
As the meeting concluded, Mayor Shaw urged all citizens to join in recognizing Ben Moody's unwavering commitment to the betterment of Yuba City. The applause that followed was not just a farewell but a celebration of a legacy that will continue to influence the community long after his departure.
Converted from Yuba City Council Meeting 6-3-2025 meeting on June 04, 2025
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