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Mayor Joe Moran appoints Jimmy Lang as Ward 1 alderman; Lang sworn in

5749942 · January 24, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Joe Moran nominated Jimmy Lang to fill the Ward 1 vacancy; the Board of Aldermen confirmed the appointment by roll call and City Clerk Jane Hundler administered the oath. Lang’s term runs through April 2026.

Mayor Joe Moran nominated Jimmy Lang to serve as the Ward 1 alderman for the City of Fenton, and the Board of Aldermen confirmed the appointment by roll call Thursday night. City Clerk Jane Hundler administered the oath of office to Lang, who pledged to uphold the constitutions and city ordinances.

The nomination came during the mayor’s report. Moran summarized Lang’s background in coaching and sales, noting Lang is a Lindenwood alumnus and a longtime area resident. Alderman Brightshaft moved to accept the nomination and Alderman Wissbrock seconded the motion; the board then voted on the appointment.

The confirmation vote was recorded by roll call: Alderman Brightshaft — yes; Alderman Wissbrock — yes; Alderman Harrell — yes; Alderman Claus — yes; Alderman Hills — yes; Alderman Mazurang — yes. The motion carried.

After the vote, Jane Hundler, the city clerk, administered the oath. Lang recited the required oath, including the pledge to uphold the constitutions of the United States and the State of Missouri and to obey state statutes affecting cities of the fourth class and the ordinances of the City of Fenton. Lang introduced family members present in the audience after being sworn in.

Lang’s appointment fills the Ward 1 seat through April 2026; the mayor noted the board has had an interest in recruiting younger members and introduced Lang’s background to the public as part of the record.

The appointment came amid the mayor’s other remarks and committee business; the board moved on to other agenda items after the oath and brief introductions.