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Piedmont clerk announces retirement; mayor praises service and flags community events
Summary
Clerk Hinton told the council he will retire effective Nov. 1, 2025. Mayor Baker read a letter marking 34 years of service, praised Randa Carroll for event work and announced a Downtown Trick-or-Treat Friday 4–6 p.m.; council members offered farewell remarks.
Clerk Hinton distributed name plates and pictures to council members and announced his retirement effective Nov. 1, 2025.
Mayor Baker read a letter to the council and audience noting 34 years of service. He also said the "Crap Run" was successful, praised Randa Carroll for her work on events, and reminded the public that a Downtown Trick-or-Treat event will be held Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. He closed by wishing the incoming mayor and council success for the next four years.
Several council members offered brief remarks reflecting on their service. Council Member John Lawrence said it had been a pleasure to serve District One for 25 years; Richard Williams called it a privilege to serve District Two; Jubal Feazell thanked supporters in District Three and said the council has been proactive; Caleb Pope said it was an honor to serve District Four; David Ivey described his term representing District Six as productive and successful; and Terry Kiser echoed colleagues and wished the new mayor and council success.
Earlier in the meeting, Police Chief Johnson and Fire Chief Kirkland delivered their departmental reports (no details recorded in the transcript). A visitor, Kevin Farmer, thanked the mayor and council for their work over the past five years. With no other business, the council adjourned at 6:17 p.m.
