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Monett council appoints Andrew Miller as city clerk; Miller sworn in
Summary
The Monett City Council approved Resolution (Bill) 9182 to appoint Andrew Miller as city clerk and administered his oath; council members praised his planning and zoning work. The appointment passed by roll call and a photograph followed the swearing-in.
The Monett City Council approved Bill 9182, a resolution appointing Andrew Miller as the city clerk, and administered his oath of office during the meeting.
Council members moved and seconded the resolution and then called the roll. The resolution passed with affirmative votes recorded by the mayor and commissioners. After the vote, Andrew Miller took the oath: "I, Andrew Miller. Do solemnly swear... that I will support the constitution of the United States... and the ordinances of the City of Monett, Missouri... To the best of my skill and ability, so help me God." The council gathered for a photograph following the swearing-in.
Council members praised Miller's contributions to planning and zoning during the discussion before the vote. One council speaker said the city had been "very impressed" with Miller's interview and that his "staff work is just outstanding," crediting progress on recent projects to Miller and Doug Potts. The council indicated that the appointment was brought forward now because a regular meeting would not allow time to administer the oath next week.
The resolution and the swearing-in complete the formal appointment; the council moved on to other agenda items afterward.
