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Council records resignations and confirms a slate of appointments
Summary
City clerk read multiple resignations; the council placed them on file and sent letters of thanks, then confirmed numerous appointments and reappointments across boards and commissions including Jonathan Donovan as assistant corporation counsel and several planning, library, parks, health district, and commission posts.
The Bristol City Council recorded a set of resignations, approved letters of appreciation, and confirmed multiple appointments across city boards and commissions.
The city clerk read resignations from several volunteers and commissioners; the council voted to place the resignations on file and send letters of thanks. The mayor then presented a slate of nominations that the council approved by voice vote.
Key confirmed appointments included Jonathan Donovan as assistant corporation counsel (sworn in at the meeting), Eric Carlson to the Board of Ethics, Duane K. Wynne Jr. as an alternate to the Planning Commission, Robert Wallenberg to the Bristol Burlington Health District, Donna Friday to replace Jack Lew, Jason Serco and Louise Provenzano to the Economic and Community Development Commission, Kimberly Karen to the Energy Commission, and reappointments to the Housing Authority, Police Commission, Sewer and Water Commission and other bodies. The council also appointed youth commissioner Antonio Chatfield in absentia and named various council liaisons for building committees.
Councilors indicated they will post remaining vacancies on the city website and encourage interested residents to apply.
