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Decatur adopts resolution honoring William J. Carpenter after 49 years of service
Summary
The Common Council adopted Resolution 2026-7 recognizing William J. Carpenter on his retirement after 49 years with the City; City Attorney Anne Razo read the resolution and the motion to adopt was moved by Jenny Bowers-Shultz and seconded by Abby Wilder.
The Common Council on July 7, 2026 adopted Resolution 2026-7 recognizing William J. Carpenter on his retirement after serving the City for 49 years as Assistant Water Superintendent. City Attorney Anne Razo read the resolution in full; Council Member Jenny Bowers-Shultz moved to adopt the resolution and Abby Wilder seconded the motion, which was adopted.
Mayor Rickord thanked Carpenter for his long service and Carpenter reflected on his career, saying he "began to work at the age of 17" and recounted seeing many projects and changes during his tenure. The minutes record the Council's formal adoption of the resolution but do not record a roll-call vote tally.
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