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Jackson Mayor Marcus Polz announces he will not seek re-election
Summary
Mayor Marcus Polz told the Council at its April 21 meeting that he will not seek re-election, calling his time in office "the honor of a lifetime." Alderman Mark Titus also commended recent improvements in Ambulance Services.
At the April 21 Jackson City Council meeting, Mayor Marcus Polz announced he will not seek re-election, thanking the community and describing his service as "the honor of a lifetime." Polz said he and his wife are involved in other community projects and expressed gratitude to residents and colleagues for the opportunity to serve.
During Other Business, Alderman Mark Titus acknowledged a favorable trend in the Ambulance Services quarterly report and commended the people stepping up to provide the service, saying the department is "doing a great job" and that the numbers are looking good.
The minutes record no further action tied to the mayoral announcement. The Council proceeded to a closed session later in the meeting to discuss property sale and pending litigation.
