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Broken Arrow council unanimously re-elects mayor and vice mayor during post‑election swearing‑in
Summary
The Broken Arrow City Council unanimously re-elected the city's mayor and vice mayor at its April 15 meeting, and several councilors were sworn in; councilors also highlighted upcoming Parks & Recreation projects and dozens of other agenda items.
The Broken Arrow City Council unanimously re-elected the city’s mayor and vice mayor at its April 15 meeting, Councilor Justin Green said during a city-produced recap.
Councilor Justin Green said the council appoints the mayor and vice mayor from among council members every two years and that, because the incumbents were judged to be performing well, the council “unanimously decided to re elect them as mayor and vice mayor so they can continue to serve and continue to, improve our city.”
The remark followed a swearing-in for several council members: Councilor Justin Green congratulated Councilors Ford, Wimpey and Pickle for being sworn in the previous evening. Green said the mayor and vice mayor elections occur at that two-year mark and that council members voted to keep the current leadership.
The council’s recap noted there were about 70 other items on the meeting agenda; viewers were directed to the city’s website for agendas and minutes for more details.
No formal vote tallies, mover/second information or the names of the mayor and vice mayor were provided in the recap. The city-produced segment framed the reappointments as unanimous and procedural.
