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Toledo council signs condolence letter for St. Helens city administrator John Walsh
Summary
Council agreed to sign and send a condolence letter after the death of John Walsh, St. Helens' city administrator of nearly 14 years; a councilor read the draft message and councilors agreed to add signatures and send it to St. Helens.
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A councilor read a drafted condolence message and asked colleagues and staff to sign a letter expressing Toledo's sympathy after the sudden death of John Walsh, St. Helens' city administrator. The reading noted Walsh's near-14 years of service and the community's loss.
"The city of Toledo extended its deepest condolences to the family, friends, colleagues, and community of St. Helens city administrator John Walsh," the councilor read, asking that the city sign and send the letter. Councilors agreed and staff will circulate the message for signatures before sending it to St. Helens.
Members described Walsh as an engaged local government professional and agreed Toledo should formally express condolences on behalf of the council and staff.

