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Bangor City Council Elects Councilor Fournier as Chair for 2024-2025 Year

September 15, 2025 | Bangor City, Penobscot County, Maine


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Bangor City Council Elects Councilor Fournier as Chair for 2024-2025 Year
Bangor City Council has elected Councilor Fournier as the new chair for the remainder of the 2024-2025 council year during a special meeting held on September 15, 2025. The meeting, led by City Solicitor David Stepchak, focused solely on this leadership transition.

Councilor Fournier, who previously served as mayor for two years, expressed gratitude for the opportunity and highlighted his commitment to collaborative leadership. He emphasized the importance of ongoing projects and community engagement, referencing his participation in various local events and initiatives aimed at supporting vulnerable populations, including those in recovery and the unhoused.

Councilor Beck also nominated himself and presented his qualifications, noting his involvement in significant community events. However, the council ultimately favored Fournier, who received five votes compared to Beck's two.

With only three meetings left in the council year, Fournier aims to prioritize housing issues, continuing the agenda set by former Chair Pelletier. The council's focus on housing reflects ongoing community needs and the importance of addressing these challenges in the coming months.

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