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Covington council appoints youth-council members and makes arts and equity commission appointments

Covington City Council · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Council appointed three students to the Youth Council, named Lisa Abara to the Arts Commission and Gail Elliott to the Equity, Cultural & Social Justice Commission; all motions passed unanimously on Feb. 10.

During the Feb. 10 meeting the Covington City Council approved a slate of appointments to the Youth Council, the Arts Commission and the Equity, Cultural & Social Justice Commission.

Council moved and seconded to appoint Serene (transcript spelling varies: 'Badomoh' / 'Badumabu' / 'Badumabu') to Youth Council position No. 1 with a term beginning immediately and expiring upon graduation. Members praised Serene’s outreach and inclusive ideas. The motion passed by voice vote.

The council next appointed Pranjal Saran to Youth Council position No. 3 with a term beginning July 1, 2026, and expiring upon graduation. The council also appointed Emily Leung (transcript alternately spelled 'Leung'/'Leong') to position No. 4 with a term beginning July 1, 2026. Council members highlighted Leung’s leadership, anti‑bullying proposals and extracurricular achievements in support of her appointment.

Separately, the council appointed Lisa Abara to the Arts Commission (position No. 2) with a term expiring May 31, 2028; members cited her arts‑education and community‑outreach experience. The council also unanimously appointed Gail Elliott to position No. 6 on the Equity, Cultural & Social Justice Commission (term expiring Sept. 30, 2027), noting her advocacy and experience with diverse populations.

The mayor encouraged newly appointed students to observe council meetings before their official start dates to prepare for service.