Oaths, Farewell, and a Grant Renaming

The council swears in members and bids farewell to a departing colleague, culminating in renaming the Green Neighborhood Grant in her honor. 7mins

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Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025
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In This Video
  • Mayor Foushee opened the organizational meeting, outlining plans to swear in a new council member, recognize re-elected members, bid farewell to Council Member Haven O'Donnell, and address additional council business.
  • Mayor Foushee was sworn in, affirming the oath of office to support the U.S. and North Carolina Constitutions and faithfully discharge the duties as mayor of Carrboro.
  • Mayor Foushee proposed moving ahead with a resolution commending Council Member Haven O'Donnell for distinguished service and invited participation at the podium.
  • Mayor Foushee began reading a resolution commending Council Member Haven O'Donnell for distinguished service and dedication to Carrboro.
  • Mayor Foushee concluded the commendation by announcing that the Green Neighborhood Grant was renamed the Haven O'Donnell Green Neighborhood Grant in recognition of Council Member Haven O'Donnell’s environmental leadership and service.
  • A speaker warned about threats to democracy and urged deeper community awareness, action, and advocacy at the local level.
  • Rep. Buansi administered the oath as Council Member Nowell affirmed support for the U.S. and North Carolina Constitutions and allegiance to the state’s constitutional authorities.
  • Rep. Buansi administered the oath as Council Member Joiner affirmed support for the U.S. and North Carolina Constitutions and allegiance to the state’s constitutional authorities.
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