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Ironton proclaims 'Bob Cleary Day' after more than 30 years of service
Summary
Mayor Sam Cramble read a proclamation recognizing Bob Cleary for more than 30 years of public service to Ironton, citing leadership roles and infrastructure work; council members and family gathered for a brief presentation and photo.
Mayor Sam Cramble read a proclamation honoring Bob Cleary for ‘‘over 30 years of distinguished service to the city of Ironton,’’ citing roles including councilman, vice mayor and mayor and crediting Cleary with contributions to city infrastructure and the Ironton Russell Bridge project. The mayor announced a ‘‘Bob Cleary Day’’ to be affixed in November 2025 in recognition of Cleary’s years of public service.
Council members and Cleary’s family joined the presentation for photographs and brief remarks. Multiple council members expressed appreciation for Cleary’s ‘‘unwavering commitment and steady leadership’’ during an informal exchange after the proclamation.
The ceremony was part of the council’s special‑presentation segment and did not require council action beyond the proclamation reading. No formal vote or ordinance accompanied the recognition; the mayor’s proclamation is a ceremonial acknowledgment of service.
