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Canal Winchester mayor honors Aletha Mullins for 13 years of human-services work
Summary
Mayor Joseph Steager presented a proclamation April 20 honoring Aletha Mullins for 13 years of service as Director of Canal Winchester Human Services; Mullins thanked the city and partners and noted the work’s impact on families and seniors.
Mayor Joseph Steager presented a proclamation at the April 20 council meeting recognizing Aletha Mullins’ 13 years of service to Canal Winchester Human Services and acknowledging her resignation as Director. The proclamation recited Mullins’ start in August 2012, her elevation to Director in May 2019, and the expansion of human-services programs under her leadership, including growth of the Adopt-A-Family holiday effort and volunteer service on local boards.
Steager read the proclamation text noting Mullins’ awards and community volunteerism and concluded by formally honoring her for “extraordinary service, leadership, and kindness.” Aletha Mullins responded: “So, I wasn’t prepared, but here is a little something. It has truly been a pleasure serving Canal Winchester and the community, and I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be part of such meaningful work.” She thanked the city and council for their partnership and support.
The minutes record the proclamation and Mullins’ remarks; council noted her leadership and wished her well in future endeavors. No formal action was required to issue the proclamation.
