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Cullman City Council elects Kim Hall council president, installs leadership and dozens of appointments at organizational meeting
Summary
At an organizational meeting, Cullman City Council elected Kim Hall as council president and David Moss as president pro tem, adopted administrative ordinances updating order of business, and approved numerous appointments including city clerk, treasurer, police and fire chiefs, city attorney and municipal judge.
Kim Hall was elected council president and David Moss approved as president pro tem as Cullman City completed its organizational business and sworn-in ceremonies at a packed meeting.
The council opened with ceremonial presentations and oaths of office. Judges Emily Neazer Johnston and Rusty Turner administered oaths to newly sworn officials; several council members and city employees were recorded present during roll call.
At the start of formal business, the council nominated and approved Kim Hall as council president by voice vote. "Thank you to my fellow councilman for this honor," Hall said, adding it is a privilege to serve Cullman and the council looks forward to working together. The council then approved David Moss as president pro tem after a roll-call vote in which Moss abstained and four members voted aye.
Council moved quickly through a slate of resolutions to staff city government. Resolutions…
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