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City Council Reorganization Meeting Tuesday, April 22, 2008 Mayor Enid Joffe, City Treasurer Richard Mays Honored As They Leave Office Pictures Video
City Treasurer Richard Mays and Mayor Enid Joffe were honored at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. Mays, a 32-year retired veteran of the Sierra Madre Volunteer Fire Department, had been treasurer for four years, and decided not to run for office again. He was replaced by George Enyedi, who was sworn in later in the evening, and who then announced that he was going to make Mays his Deputy City Treasurer.
Mayor Enid Joffe received commendations from the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, and representatives from the offices of Congressman David Dreier, State Senator Bob Margett, and Assemblyman Anthony Adams. She also received commendations from County Supervisor Michael Antonovich and the City of Sierra Madre. Council Member John Buchanan presented her with a framed Centennial Community photo from the Sierra Madre Centennial Community Picnic with an inset of her accepting the All-America City Award in 2007.
Joffe said she hoped she would be remembered for, among other things, having been part of the team that negotiated the first multi-year contract with the Police in a decade, helped bring Senior Housing into the community and hiring a Senior Activity Coordinator, helped fund projects to re-build water infrastructure, inaugurated Paramedic service in town and then helped fund it with Measures U and UA.
Buchanan was sworn in for a second term, and Maryann MacGillvray was sworn in as a City Council member also. Nancy Shollenberger and Enyedi took the oath of office for City Clerk and City Treasurer respectively, as well.
Kurt Zimmerman was voted in as Mayor, and MacGillivray was voted in as Mayor pro tem.
Council also chose Martin and Chapman, the firm that counted the votes originally, to do the recount of the City Clerk’s race. However, since Martin and Chapman has so far stated they don’t think it’s appropriate for them to do the recount, the Council put a back-up plan in place, choosing a Duarte company to do the recount in the event Martin and Chapman holds firm. The recount must start by next Tuesday.
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Video - scroll down, there are two John Buchanan takes oath of office as Sierra Madre City Council member
Maryann MacGillivray takes oath of office as Sierra Madre City Council member |
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