Council Member· Appointed Dec 2023 to the unexpired term of Rodney Muterspaw (Journal-News); month-level start: December 2023 per Journal-News. Seat's term ran to December 31, 2025. Did not seek re-election in 2025. Charter Art. II Sec. 3 (Middletown Charter, codelibrary.amlegal.com, read via Internet Archive copy): Mayor and council elected in odd-numbered years for four-year terms, and a term expires on the first day of January following the next regular municipal election, so the term runs from January 1 and ends the day before the next January 1 (December 31); Art. II Sec. 13 has newly elected members assume office at the first meeting in January.
Paul Horn
Middletown
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 3
- Total speaking time
- 55:20
- Avg per meeting
- 18:27
- Segments
- 657
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Top issues during term (4)(Governance)
council member resignation
It might cost a bit of taxpayer money to hold a special process or appointment to fill the empty seat.
local election
Nationalizing local elections doesn't cost taxpayers directly, but it can distract leaders from local economic development and grant opportunities.
city council election
City council elections usually cost taxpayers a bit to run, but this campaign shouldn't hit your wallet directly unless you choose to donate.
aquatic center council conflict
No dollar figures are public yet, but the fight could mean delays that drive up costs or waste money already spent on planning.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Governance)
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