Newly Elected Gulf County Commissioners Sworn In, Emphasizing Unity and Community Service

At the Gulf County Council meeting, newly elected commissioners were sworn into office. The ceremony was a key highlight, with each commissioner expressing gratitude to their supporters and outlining their commitment to working collaboratively for the benefit of Gulf County residents.

The ceremony featured the swearing-in of commissioners for various districts, including Spike McLemore, Jack Husband, Randy Pridgeon, and others. Each commissioner pledged to uphold the Constitution and faithfully perform their duties. During the swearing-in, commissioners shared personal reflections and acknowledgments. One commissioner emphasized the importance of unity and working together despite differences, stating, “We hope and pray that the decisions we make are what’s best for all of Gulf County.”

Following the formalities, commissioners took the opportunity to thank their families, supporters, and the community. They highlighted the challenges and rewards of campaigning, noting the support and sacrifices made by family members. Commissioners expressed a deep sense of humility and responsibility, with one mentioning the humbling experience of being elected and the importance of listening and helping the community.

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