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Mayor presents retirement plaque to Bill Frye at Asotin council meeting

Asotin City Council · April 14, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Dwayne Paris presented a retirement plaque to Bill Frye on April 14. The minutes record both an 'over 42 years of service' notation and a separate mention that Frye 'has worked for the city for a total of 14+ years.'

Mayor Dwayne Paris presented a retirement plaque to Bill Frye during the April 14 Asotin City Council meeting.

The minutes record the mayor saying Frye has "over 42 years of service" and also state that Frye "has worked for the city for a total of 14+ years." The entry notes Frye has been presented with at least 18 awards during his period of service. Bob Portlock, listed among those present, said Frye had "set the bar pretty high."

The minutes do not reconcile the two different timeframes listed for Frye’s service or provide additional biographical details.

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