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Acworth presents Black History Month proclamation to Councilwoman Kimberly Hos
Summary
The council presented a Black History Month proclamation to Councilwoman Kimberly Hos, identified in the meeting as the city's first African-American woman elected to the council; Hos thanked the council and dedicated the honor to a supporter named Casey.
The mayor presented a Black History Month proclamation and asked Councilwoman Kimberly Hos to accept it as this year’s recipient. During the presentation the mayor noted that Hos is the city’s first African‑American woman elected to the city council. The proclamation text, read by the mayor, outlined the origins and purpose of Black History Month and called on residents to celebrate African‑American heritage and contributions.
Councilwoman Hos thanked the mayor and the council and dedicated the recognition to a supporter she named as Casey. She described the proclamation as meaningful given her background and recent election to the council.
Why it matters: The proclamation recognizes the city’s observance of Black History Month and highlights Hos’s election milestone; proclamations are ceremonial but signal priorities and community recognition.
Next steps: None required—this was a ceremonial presentation. The council and Hos encouraged residents to observe Black History Month events and programming.
