Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Personnel Changes topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Highland city attorney to become judge; Kathryn Warren to succeed him
Summary
City Attorney John Hacket announced he will be appointed a judge on August 2 and thanked council and staff; Kathryn Warren, who joined the firm April 1 after 15 years as a prosecutor in the State's Attorney’s office, will take his place as city attorney, the council was told.
Mayor Hemann recognized City Attorney John Hacket at the June 3 meeting and Hacket announced he will be appointed a judge on Aug. 2 and that Kathryn Warren will take his role as city attorney.
Hacket said he will be appointed on Aug. 2 and will cover family dockets and juvenile delinquency as a judge. City Attorney Kathryn Warren said she joined the firm on April 1 after 15 years in the State’s Attorney’s office as a prosecutor and described that experience as providing trial experience and understanding of county government; Warren said she lives in Troy.
The council offered its thanks; the minutes record the recognition and the succession plan but do not include additional details about transition timing beyond the Aug. 2 appointment date reported by Hacket.
