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St. Marys City Council adopts resolution honoring longtime council member Robin Willoughby

2165911 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

The St. Marys City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 12503 to recognize Robin Willoughby’s years of service, and community members presented a plaque and remarks of appreciation.

The St. Marys City Council on an affirmative vote adopted Resolution 12503, a measure expressing appreciation for Robin Willoughby’s service to the city.

The resolution, read at the meeting and then passed after a motion, notes that Willoughby served as a council member from January 2004 to December 2024 and lists committee roles the resolution attributed to her service, including parks and playgrounds, solid waste and traffic committees and membership on boards related to fire detention, water and wastewater, and streets and sidewalks.

Rodney Metz, introduced to the council as representing the county Democrats, presented a plaque and said the county Democrats recognized Willoughby “for her dedicated service to Saint Mary’s.” The council approved the resolution by voice vote; Councilmember Crispin moved the measure and the motion carried with all members voting in favor.

Council members and community speakers described Willoughby’s longtime local involvement and support for neighborhood projects. The mayor and other council members offered brief remarks when the resolution was presented to Willoughby’s family.

The resolution was ceremonial and did not direct new city action or funding.