Camden Village Council adds seventh member

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CAMDEN — Camden Village Council added its seventh member during its bi-monthly meeting, Thursday, May 19. The election of a new member would normally be made by a majority vote from council, but in this case, council missed the appointed deadline for the vote, which defaulted the decision to Mayor Toni Keesler.

Mayor Keesler chose Carla Risner of Camden from three announced candidates, and proceeded to swear Risner in under oath.

“I’m really excited to be a part of, what I feel like, is a very good group of members.” Risner said of joining council. “I just want to do my part to be a voice for the community and make good changes.”

Risner works as an Orthopedic Surgical First Assistant at Fort Hamilton Hospital, and also owns Risner Cleaning with her spouse, Sarah Risner.

In other business:

Council made the decision to close the village office annually during Juneteenth, in recognition of the holiday. Juneteenth is recognized on June 19. The Camden Village Office will also be closed on the following Monday, June 20, in recognition of the holiday.

Camden Village Council meetings are public meetings held on the first and third Thursday of each month, at 7 p.m. at Camden Town Hall.

Mayor Toni Keesler swears in Carla Risner who will fill a vacant seat on Camden Village Council.
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By Nathan Hoskins

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