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The '''Lipscomb City Council''' is the 6-member elected body governing the city of [[Lipscomb]]. Three members of the current Council have either left office or are unable to attend meetings, leaving the body short of a quorum to conduct business. | The '''Lipscomb City Council''' is the 6-member elected body governing the city of [[Lipscomb]]. Three members of the current Council have either left office or are unable to attend meetings, leaving the body short of a quorum to conduct business. | ||
* District _: [[David Horn]], | * District _: [[David Horn]], sentenced to 6 months at [[Gardendale City Jail]] in November 2007 | ||
* District _: [[Willie Jones]] | * District _: [[Willie Jones]] | ||
* District _: [[Gaston Randle]], Mayor Pro Tem, indicted on felony charges, | * District _: [[Gaston Randle]], Mayor Pro Tem, indicted on felony charges, resigned January 2008 citing poor health. | ||
* District 4: [[Melanie Bouyer]] (appointed to fill unexpired term of [[Deborah Miller]], later resigned because she doesn't live in her district) | * District 4: [[Melanie Bouyer]] (appointed to fill unexpired term of [[Deborah Miller]], later resigned because she doesn't live in her district) | ||
* District _: [[Benny Ragland]] | * District _: [[Benny Ragland]] | ||
* District _: | * District _: [[Brenda Renz]] (appointed March 18, 2008 by Governor Bob Riley) | ||
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Revision as of 17:06, 18 March 2008
The Lipscomb City Council is the 6-member elected body governing the city of Lipscomb. Three members of the current Council have either left office or are unable to attend meetings, leaving the body short of a quorum to conduct business.
- District _: David Horn, sentenced to 6 months at Gardendale City Jail in November 2007
- District _: Willie Jones
- District _: Gaston Randle, Mayor Pro Tem, indicted on felony charges, resigned January 2008 citing poor health.
- District 4: Melanie Bouyer (appointed to fill unexpired term of Deborah Miller, later resigned because she doesn't live in her district)
- District _: Benny Ragland
- District _: Brenda Renz (appointed March 18, 2008 by Governor Bob Riley)
References
- Nance, Rahkia (January 25, 2008) "Lipscomb councilman exits, leaving government unable to function." Birmingham News
- Nance, Rahkia (December 4, 2007) "Lipscomb City Council fills District 4 vacancy". Birmingham News
- Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham (2007) 2007 Directory of Local Government Officials.