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Councilmember Christensen’s resignation creates two vacancies on Royal City Council
Summary
The City of Royal City accepted the immediate resignation of Councilmember Christensen at its Jan. 6, 2026 meeting, leaving two council seats vacant. The mayor and councilmembers noted the change during roll call; no replacement process was recorded in the minutes.
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The City Council of Royal City accepted the immediate resignation of Councilmember Christensen during its Jan. 6, 2026 meeting. Mayor Ryan Piercy called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m., and the minutes state that "the resignation letter received from Councilmember Christensen was read aloud. Resignation is effective immediately." The action reduces the body’s membership and leaves two vacancies on the council.
The minutes do not record who read the resignation letter or any discussion about a timeline or procedure to fill the vacancies. The agenda and staff reports that followed proceeded without a recorded motion or direction about appointments or special elections. Council members present at the meeting were Garcia, Rodriguez and Kannely; next steps for filling the seats were not specified in the minutes.
