Monmouth City Council Swear In New Officials

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The newly elected officials to the Monmouth City Council have officially been sworn in for duty, reports Mayor Rod Davies:

“We swore in our new elected officials, in First Ward we had first time elected Roger Teel and John VanFleet in the Fourth Ward was re-elected. Kevin Ferry was also re-elected in the Fourth Ward. Juan Pinedo was re-elected in the Third Ward and Melissa Teel took over as our City Clerk. She was elected to fill Susan Trevor’s position after 24 years. Susan retired. Then I was re-elected for a sixth term.”

The Monmouth City Council also appointed newly elected City Clerk, Melissa Teel, as the 2025 Freedom of Information Act Officer.

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