Mayor Stacy Berry was formally installed as First Vice President of the League of California Cities Orange County Division. The Board was elected earlier this month by a vote of the entire Orange County Division membership, with the installation ceremony taking place during the annual League of CA Cities Conference in Long Beach. Mayor Berry has served on the Board for three years, as Second Vice President last year and the previous two years as Second District Representative.
“I am honored to continue serving on the Board and work alongside President Gene Hernandez and the entire Board of Directors. Many topics of concern cities face warrant a collaborative approach. Our Board is committed to looking at issues from a regional perspective, keeping our members updated on the latest news from Sacramento and protecting local control,” said Berry.
The League of California Cities Orange County Division is governed by a 13-member Board of Directors under the leadership of the Division President. The Orange County Division is comprised of 33 of the 34 cities in the County and serves as an integral part of the grassroots advocacy core of the League of California Cities.
The ceremony took place Oct. 17.
For more information, please visit the League of California Cities website at www.cacities.org.
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