Trapper Creek elects community council board members
The Trapper Creek Community Council has elected five board members. According to the tally sent out by the council, thirty-seven people voted in the election. Nine candidates received votes, but
The Trapper Creek Community Council has elected five board members.
According to the tally sent out by the council, thirty-seven people voted in the election. Nine candidates received votes, but two withdrew themselves from consideration, meaning the new board members would be chosen from the remaining seven.
The two highest vote counts went to David Ritenburgh and Levi Miller. That earns them a two-year term on the board. The next three highest tallies went to Janet Grelson, Paula Glenka, and Brittany Ryan.
The board members will be seated at the next regular meeting of the Trapper Creek Community Council on July 19th.
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