Livingston County honors retiring Prosecutor David Reeder for decades of dedicated service

Livingston County celebrated the remarkable career of Prosecutor David Reeder during the Board of Commissioners meeting on December 16, 2024, as he prepares for retirement after over three decades of dedicated public service. The meeting featured heartfelt tributes from various officials, including State Representative Robert Pezat, who highlighted Reeder's extensive contributions to the community, including his roles as county commissioner, judge, and small business owner.

Reeder, who was elected prosecutor in 2020, has been recognized for his unwavering commitment to justice and integrity throughout his career. His family legacy of public service, with relatives serving in various governmental roles, further underscores his deep ties to the community. Pezat presented a special tribute from the state of Michigan, acknowledging Reeder's sacrifices and contributions to the county.

In his remarks, Reeder expressed gratitude for the support he received during his tenure and reassured attendees that he plans to remain active in community service, despite stepping down from his official role. The meeting also included the approval of previous meeting minutes and a call to the public, which concluded without further discussion.

As Livingston County bids farewell to a respected leader, the community reflects on Reeder's significant impact and looks forward to his continued involvement in local initiatives.