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Council honors retiring staff, approves multiple board appointments and reappointments

Romulus City Council · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted memorial resolutions for several outgoing city employees and officials and approved a slate of appointments and reappointments to boards and commissions including the Planning Commission, Library Board and Construction Board of Appeals.

Romulus City Council on Dec. 8 adopted several resolutions honoring retiring employees and approved multiple appointments to boards and commissions.

Resolutions: The council approved a memorial resolution honoring Apostle Reginald L. Williams Sr. and passed retirement resolutions recognizing the service of Maria Lambert, Julie Albert (city assessor) and City Attorney Steve Hitchcock. Members offered personal tributes during the meeting.

Appointments and reappointments: The council concurred with the administration to reappoint Councilwoman Celeste Roscoe as the council representative to the Planning Commission and to appoint Deandre Green to the Planning Commission (term to 01/31/2027). The council also concurred to appoint Cathy Abdo as the council representative to the Romulus Library Board, appointed Jared Funderburg to the Construction Board of Appeals (term to 05/29/2028), and named additional appointments to the executive advisory committee, cemetery board of trustees and other committees. One appointment to the BZA was temporarily withdrawn pending legal clarification and will be returned to the council at a future meeting.

Votes on the listed appointments and resolutions were recorded on the public record and passed as moved and seconded. Council members publicly thanked retirees for years of service and noted the difficulty of filling certain institutional roles.