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2007
Lincoln City Council, chiefs and department heads
Left to right: James Davis, fire chief; Stuart Erlenbush, police
chief; Jonie Tibbs, Ward 3 alderman; Marty Neitzel, Ward 5 alderman;
Wanda Lee Rohlfs, Ward 4 alderman; Mayor Elizabeth “Beth” Davis;
Orville “Buzz” Busby, Ward 4 alderman; David Armbrust, Ward 3
alderman; Kathleen Horn, Ward 2 alderman; Bill Bates, city attorney;
Risa Riggs, recording secretary; Jeff Hoinacki, Ward 5 alderman;
Verl Prather, Ward 2 alderman; Melanie Riggs, city clerk; Melody
Anderson, Ward 1 alderman; Dave Kitzmiller, wastewater treatment
plant manager; and Mark Mathon, city engineer.
Not pictured: Benny Huskins, Ward 1 alderman; Lester Plotner, city
treasurer; Les Last, city zoning officer; and Tracy Jackson, city
streets superintendent. |
Standing left to right: Les Last, city
building and codes officer; Tracy Jackson, streets superintendent;
Jim Davis, fire chief; and Melanie Riggs, city clerk. Following
council approval and swearing in to the appointed offices for the
city of Lincoln fiscal year 2007, the three appointees shook hands
with the city clerk. In the background Mayor Beth Davis congratulates Bill Bates,
city attorney. |
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Les Plotner, city
treasurer |
Tracy Jackson, streets
superintendent, receives Lincoln's Tree City USA and Growth Award
certificate from Mayor Beth Davis. The state of Illinois award
recognizes cities that invest in maintaining or increasing the
number of trees. This is the sixth year that Lincoln was recognized
as a Tree City. |
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First-time
Alderman Jeff Hoinacki, Ward 5, gets
tutorial from Melanie Riggs, city clerk, as he takes his seat at May
7 meeting. |
Derrick Crane
A proclamation
was read earlier this month honoring outgoing Alderman Derrick
Crane for his four years of exemplary work on the council. Crane
also received special recognition and a fireman’s helmet from
Fire Chief Jim Davis in appreciation for his
work on the fire committee.
One of Crane’s
biggest interests has been economic development. He has been
instrumental in the numerous aspects of local development that
have taken place during his term. He will continue to contribute
to the community as a member of the Logan County Regional
Planning Commission.
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