LH Council reorganizes; new members sworn in
Council member Heather Alexander is sworn into office by Mayor Joel Long during council's meeting Monday night.
Council member Tami Brannan is sworn in by Mayor Joel Long on Monday night.
Mayor Joel Long swears Doug Byerly in as City Controller during council's meeting on Monday night.
Lock Haven City Council members, from left, Barbara Masorti, Heather Alexander, Tami Brannan, Vice President Steve Stevenson, Mayor Joel Long, Jeff Brinker and Rick Conklin.
Council member Heather Alexander is sworn into office by Mayor Joel Long during council's meeting Monday night.
Council member Tami Brannan is sworn in by Mayor Joel Long on Monday night.
Mayor Joel Long swears Doug Byerly in as City Controller during council's meeting on Monday night.
Lock Haven City Council members, from left, Barbara Masorti, Heather Alexander, Tami Brannan, Vice President Steve Stevenson, Mayor Joel Long, Jeff Brinker and Rick Conklin.
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During its first meeting in 2024 Lock Haven City Council reorganized and swore in its newest members. Both Heather Alexander and Tami Brannan were sworn in Monday night by Mayor Joel Long. Incumbent Jeff Brinker, who was re-elected to his position in 2023, was sworn in during the Clinton County Oath of Office Ceremony on Dec. 30, 2023. Council also elected to place one of its former members, Doug Byerly, as the City Controller. City Manager Gregory Wilson told council Byerly was the only person who submitted a letter of interest for the position. Byerly was sworn in by Long following a unanimous vote by council. Also during its reorganization meeting, council elected to retain Council member Steve Stevenson as vice president and appointed members to various boards, authorities and committees. Further information from the reorganization meeting, and council’s regular meeting that immediately followed, will be featured in The Express in print and online at a later date.