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Local attorney tells council he is willing to serve in vacant city council seat


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Local attorney tells council he is willing to serve in vacant city council seat
During public comment the Woodland Park City Council heard from Derek Rodriguez, a local attorney and Army veteran who said he lives and works in Woodland Park and is available to serve if the council is considering candidates for the vacant city council seat.

Rodriguez told the council he maintains an office behind Café Leo and that he and his wife have made Woodland Park their home after traveling for several years. He said he has more than 25 years of experience in business and law and emphasized his interest in transparent, responsive local government. “If considered, I will serve with integrity, dedication, and a deep respect for the people who make this place so special,” Rodriguez said.

Rodriguez also said the council had previously decided to hold the seat open for about 10 months; he said he respects that process but wanted to register his availability now. Council took the public comment but made no immediate appointment during the meeting.

City staff confirmed they received Rodriguez’s statement and that the council could consider applicants at a future meeting in accordance with the city’s appointment process.

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