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Council holds farewell remarks for three outgoing members as Lowell approaches bicentennial

Lowell City Council · December 17, 2025

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Summary

At its Dec. 16 meeting the Lowell City Council and city staff offered lengthy thank-yous and farewell remarks for three departing councilors, praised their community service, and looked ahead to the city's bicentennial year in 2026.

The Lowell City Council devoted the latter portion of its Dec. 16 meeting to farewell remarks for three outgoing councilors. Several councilors, the vice mayor and the city manager offered personal tributes recognizing years of service, neighborhood engagement and policy accomplishments including affordable housing and veterans’ support.

Speakers reflected on collaborative work, the personal sacrifices of public service and the continued civic engagement they expect from the outgoing members. The city manager thanked the council for its service and encouraged continued community involvement as the city enters its bicentennial year in 2026.

Vice Mayor and multiple colleagues delivered short speeches thanking the outgoing members by name, noting their leadership roles and promising to see them remain active in civic life. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn and holiday well-wishes from staff and councilors.