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Cumming to name Casselberry intersection for Sgt. Rob Muth; dedication set for Jan. 12
Summary
The Cumming City Council announced it will name an intersection in Casselberry for Sergeant Rob Muth, who the mayor said was "tragically killed after the Christmas parade directing traffic." A dedication is scheduled for Jan. 12 at 12:00.
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The Cumming City Council announced that it will name an intersection in Casselberry for Sergeant Rob Muth and invited the public to a dedication on Jan. 12 at 12:00. Mayor (S1) made the announcement during the council meeting and described Muth as having been "tragically killed after the Christmas parade directing traffic."
Council members did not take a separate vote on the announcement; the mayor invited residents to attend the January 12 dedication. The meeting record lists the event time and location, and the council encouraged public participation.
Sgt. Rob Muth was identified by name in the meeting; the council did not provide additional administrative details about signage, funding for the dedication, or ceremonies. The city will proceed with the naming on the date announced.
The council's next procedural steps are to host the dedication on Jan. 12 at 12:00 as announced by the mayor; no further action was recorded in the meeting minutes regarding this item.

