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Quincy mayor appoints and council approves Carol Eamon as Fourth Ward alderwoman
Summary
The Quincy City Council approved Mayor’s appointment of Carol Eamon to fill the vacant Fourth Ward aldermanic seat; Eamon was sworn in at the meeting and thanked the mayor and local party organizers.
The Quincy City Council voted to approve Mayor's appointment of Carol Eamon to the vacant Fourth Ward alderwoman seat and administered the oath of office during the meeting.
The appointment drew a motion and a second; the council voted in favor and the motion carried. After the vote the council invited Eamon to the microphone for the oath and she was sworn in as Fourth Ward alderwoman for the City of Quincy.
Why it matters: The council filled a council vacancy created by the recent municipal election cycle. The swearing-in restores full representation for Fourth Ward residents ahead of the council’s upcoming business and the mayor’s scheduled transition on May 5.
At the microphone Eamon thanked the mayor and local Republican precinct leaders, saying she looked “forward to working with you.” The council then moved on to regular business.
The appointment was processed under the mayoral appointment authority; the item did not require further committee referral. No additional conditions or follow-up tasks were placed on the appointment during the meeting.
Looking ahead: Eamon will serve the remainder of the term until the next election or until the council decides otherwise by formal action.
