NAHUNTA — The Nahunta City Council declared two public proclamations during Monday’s May monthly meeting.
The City Council had a proclamation honoring the valedictorian and salutatorian for the Brantley County High School Class of 2026 at the May 4 meeting.
Yog Pritul Patel and Cohen James Carter were recognized for their academic achievements in being named the Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively.
The city council took great pride in recognizing their achievements as they demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership and academic excellence. The council also acknowledged their hard work, persever-ance and commitment to excellence.
The councilmembers extended their sincerest congratulations and best wishes for continued success in their future endeavors.
Mayor Marty Lee and the councilmembers also had a proclamation for the 57th annual Professional Municipal Clerks Week, where they acknowledged the hard work and dedication of their City Clerk, Angie Wirth.
The Office of the Professional Municipal Clerk is considered a time honored and vital part of local governments throughout the United States. It is also the oldest among public servants providing the professional link between citizens, local governing bodies and agencies of government at other levels.
Nahunta Police Department Police Chief Brad Todd gave the monthly report for the month of April.
There were 372 E911 calls; 185 traffic stops; 74 citations issued; 111 warnings issued; five incident reports filed; seven accident reports filed; and six arrests made.
Jeremy Ryan gave the Public Works Report. Ryan stated there were 477 work orders for last month. He also stated the new waste water treatment plant is now operational and it is mowing season.
For the City Clerk/Mayor Report, Wirth announced the End of School Year Bash is still on for Saturday, May 16 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at Nahunta City Hall.
The next Nahunta City Council Meeting will Monday, June 1 at 6 p.m.
