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Mayor Steger presents proclamation honoring Aletha Mullins for 13 years at Canal Winchester Human Services
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Mayor Joseph Steger presented a proclamation recognizing Aletha Mullins for 13 years of service at Canal Winchester Human Services; Mullins thanked the city and volunteers and noted program growth including the "adopt a family" event.
Mayor Joseph Steger presented a proclamation April 20 honoring Aletha Mullins for 13 years of service to Canal Winchester Human Services. The proclamation cited Mullins’s leadership since becoming director in May 2019, program expansion, volunteer work with Destination Canal Winchester and Mid-Ohio Food Collective board service, and receipt of the Canal Winchester Chamber of Commerce’s "Pillar of the Community" award in 2022.
Mayor Steger praised Mullins’s service and wished her well in a new position outside the city. Mullins accepted the proclamation, thanked the city and council for their partnership and said she was grateful for the opportunity to serve the community.
Council members and staff applauded Mullins and offered brief remarks of appreciation. The item was ceremonial; no formal action was required beyond the proclamation presentation.
