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Monona swears in mayor, alderpersons at organizational meeting
Summary
Mayor Nancy W. Moore and multiple alderpersons took oaths of office during Monona’s organizational meeting; the council later proceeded with internal appointments and procedural votes.
Mayor Nancy W. Moore and several newly elected alderpersons were sworn into office during the City of Monona’s organizational meeting on April 15, city officials said.
At the start of the meeting, Mayor Nancy W. Moore repeated the oath of office administered by a city official and affirmed support for the constitutions of the United States and the state of Wisconsin and the duties of the office. Alder Doug Wood and a second newly elected alderperson identified in the record as Rachel Kubo also repeated the oath of office during the same portion of the meeting.
The swearing-in portion consisted of the standard oath language: supporting the U.S. Constitution and the state constitution and faithfully discharging the duties of the office to the best of each official’s ability. The meeting record shows the oath was administered in sequence to the mayor and then to alderpersons who had not yet entered upon the duties of their office.
The swearing-in was followed immediately by organizational business, including nominations for council president and a series of administrative appointments and committee reappointments.
The meeting transcript does not record additional details about the administering official’s name or any separate ceremonial remarks beyond the oath language recorded during the swearing-in.
Looking ahead, the council continued with its organizational agenda items, including selecting a council president and approving the city’s official newspaper and committee reappointments.
