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Princeton swears in mayor and council, elects Mia Sachs council president and approves 31-item consent agenda
Summary
At its Jan. 7 reorganization meeting, Princeton officials swore in Mayor Mark Frieda and new council members, elected Mia Sachs as council president, approved a 31-item consent agenda and outlined housing, equity and climate priorities for 2025.
Princeton officials swore in Mayor Mark Frieda and newly elected council members during the town’s reorganization meeting on Jan. 7, 2025, then the governing body elected Mia Sachs as council president and approved a 31-item consent agenda to start the year.
The reorganization meeting is the annual session in which the municipality administers oaths, elects internal leadership and adopts routine administrative items. Mayor Mark Frieda and newly seated council members took the oath of office early in the meeting; state Sen. Andrew Zwicker and other elected officials administered several of the oaths. After the swearing-in, Councilman David Cohen moved to elect Mia Sachs as council president, Leighton Newland seconded, and members approved by voice vote.
The newly constituted governing body used the meeting to state priorities for the coming year.…
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