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The Peoria City Council meeting on May 6, 2025, marked a significant moment for the city as several new officials took their oaths of office. City Clerk Stephanie Tarr led the ceremony, affirming her commitment to uphold the U.S. Constitution and the Illinois Constitution, alongside her duties as city clerk.
Among the newly sworn-in officials were Mayor Rita Ali and Treasurer Jim Montelongo, both pledging to serve the city of Peoria to the best of their abilities. The meeting also welcomed district council members, including Denise Jackson, Alex Carmona, Timothy Riggenbach, Andre Allen, and Dennis Cyr, who each took their oaths, emphasizing their dedication to their respective districts.
The ceremony was filled with personal touches, as council members invited family members to join them on stage, showcasing the community spirit of Peoria. Notably, Latrina Leary was sworn in as the town supervisor, reinforcing the city's commitment to local governance.
While Andrew Koury, the newly elected town supervisor, was not sworn in during this meeting as his term begins in January, his upcoming role was acknowledged, highlighting the continuity of leadership in Peoria.
This meeting not only celebrated the new leadership but also set the stage for future initiatives and community engagement in Peoria, as these officials prepare to tackle the challenges ahead.
Converted from Peoria City Council Meeting May 6, 2025 meeting on May 07, 2025
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