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The Board of Aldermen on July 21 appointed Michael Earhart to serve as Ward 2 alderman for the remainder of the current term.
Why it matters: The appointment fills a council vacancy and restores full representation for Ward 2. The mayor said the board included input from members when making the selection.
The mayor asked Earhart to introduce himself. Earhart gave his address and said he wanted to become involved as the city grows; he told the board he has previously worked with the Peculiar Police Department in community activities and participated in live‑fire training events. Alderpersons offered support and moved to approve the resolution appointing Earhart under RSMo 79.28. The board voted in favor by voice vote; Earhart stood for a short acknowledgement and the board congratulated him.
Next steps: Earhart was sworn/acknowledged at the meeting and will serve as Ward 2 alderman for the remainder of the term; staff will coordinate onboarding and responsibilities.
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