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Springtown council certifies May 3 election, reads results and administers oaths
Summary
The council adopted Resolution 2025-R-766 to canvass the May 3 election, certifying Mike Kelly as mayor after he received 447 votes and administering oaths to newly elected officials; the council noted Councilmember Pruitt was absent for the vote.
The Springtown City Council on May 20 adopted Resolution 2025-R-766 to canvass the returns of the May 3, 2025 city election and then administered oaths to the winners.
Assistant City Administrator Derr read the official totals to the council: "Mike Kelly received 447 votes," she said, and the canvass record showed 623 total ballots in the mayoral race. The council moved to adopt the canvass resolution and then proceeded to administer oaths to the newly elected officials; Walter Robertson recited the oath, saying, "I, Walter Robertson...so help me God." The council noted Councilmember Rochelle Pruitt was not present for the vote.
The canvass formally certified the results reported by the Parker County Elections Office and cleared the way for the administration of oaths and the seating of the elected candidates. The city clerk will file the canvass documents and coordinate any required follow-up.
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