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Glenn Heights council certifies Nov. 4 election; Sonya A. Brown declared mayor
Summary
The Glenn Heights City Council approved Resolution R-41-25 to canvas the Nov. 4, 2025 election, declaring Sonya A. Brown the winner for mayor and confirming three councilmembers; the council approved the resolution by a 2-0 voice vote.
The Glenn Heights City Council voted to approve Resolution R-41-25 canvassing the Nov. 4, 2025 election and declaring the winners for mayor and three council seats.
City Secretary Brandy Brown reported that "Sonya A Brown did win the position of mayor," and that Shontae Allen won council member Place 2, Jermaine Hobbs won Place 4, and Nelda Washington won Place 6. Brown also summarized the results of several charter amendment propositions, saying in part that "Proposition C... passed" while Propositions A and B failed.
Mayor Pro Tem Benford moved to approve the resolution canvassing the returns, and the presiding mayor seconded. The council recorded two "aye" votes and the presiding officer instructed the city secretary to note the approval. The motion approved Resolution R-41-25, finalizing the election returns for mayor and the three council places.
The action was procedural: the council's vote certified the tabulated results presented by the city secretary. The meeting record does not show additional debate on the vote or any amendments to the resolution. The council moved next to canvass bond propositions under a separate agenda item.
