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St. James City Council certifies Nov. 5 election; Whitehead named mayor

City Council of St. James · November 14, 2024
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Summary

At a Nov. 14 special meeting, the St. James City Council approved county-certified returns from the Nov. 5 general election, declaring Christopher Michael Whitehead mayor and confirming Susan M. Craig and Stephen J. Lindee as ward councilmembers; the council directed the City Clerk-Treasurer to issue certificates of election.

The St. James City Council on Nov. 14 certified the results of the Nov. 5 general election and directed the City Clerk-Treasurer to issue certificates of election to the winners. The council approved the county-certified returns on a motion by Councilperson Gene Hildebrandt, seconded by Councilperson Kathleen Hanson; all four voting members present voted in favor and Mayor Jonathan Wilson declared the motion carried, 4-0.

The clerk’s submission of the certified statements noted that Christopher Michael Whitehead received a majority of votes in the city for mayor and is elected to a two-year term. The council also recorded that Susan M. Craig received a majority for Councilperson, 1st Ward, and Stephen J. Lindee received a majority for Councilperson, 2nd Ward; each council seat is a four-year term as stated in the returns presented to the council.

Mayor Jonathan Wilson presided over the special meeting at City Hall Council Chambers. City Manager Amanda Knoll was listed as staff present; Councilperson Hannah Rushing was recorded as absent. After approving the returns, Councilperson Paul Harris moved to adjourn; Councilperson Sue Craig seconded, the motion carried by unanimous voice, and the meeting was adjourned at 10:34 a.m.

The minutes include the signature line of Kristin Hurley, City Clerk-Treasurer, as the official record of the action to certify the election and to direct issuance of certificates of election.