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Council elects Berhan Azim as vice mayor
Summary
After roll-call ballots and members changing votes, the council elected Berhan Azim as vice chair (vice mayor) and Azim took the oath. Azim thanked colleagues and referenced the city's diversity and shared priorities.
Berhan Azim was elected vice chair (vice mayor) of the Cambridge City Council at the organizational meeting following the mayoral election and was sworn into office.
The clerk conducted the vice-chair roll-call; several members changed votes before the result was recorded. At one point the clerk reported nine members recorded as voting for Councilor Azim and declared the election successful. After taking the oath, Azim thanked colleagues and staff for their support and described Cambridge as a diverse city with many voices to represent.
Azim's brief remarks noted the city’s population and diversity and emphasized working with colleagues and staff to address affordability and shared city priorities.
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