Westland City Council honors Clerk LeBlanc for years of dedicated service

Westland City Council members expressed heartfelt gratitude during their July 7, 2025, meeting as they bid farewell to Clerk LeBlanc, who is retiring after years of dedicated service. Council members praised LeBlanc for her integrity, quick responses, and commitment to the community, emphasizing the significant impact she has made on the council and city hall.

Councilwoman Rakowski highlighted the importance of community service, referencing the tradition of supporting local charities like the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) and encouraging residents to contribute during fundraising events. She urged the community to think of those in need, especially children facing health challenges, and to support local fire departments in their charitable efforts.

Councilman Mushard addressed concerns about fireworks safety, calling for action to prevent accidents and property damage. He also encouraged residents to contribute to relief efforts for those affected by recent tragedies, emphasizing the power of small donations to make a difference.

The meeting concluded with a sense of camaraderie and commitment to community service, as council members looked forward to continuing their work for Westland. The council's focus on supporting local initiatives and fostering community spirit remains strong, ensuring that the legacy of service exemplified by Clerk LeBlanc will continue through her successor, Shannon.