Rules and Confirmation Committee Conducting Onsite Interviews this week.
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The Rules and Confirmation committee of Metro Council will be conducting onsite interviews with the 181 Community Oversight Board applicants this week.
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"This project will have a positive and lasting impact on our community," Mayor David Briley said. "It embraces growth and new opportunities while ensuring every resident benefits along with it."
Briley was elected Vice Mayor on September 10, 2015, and was elected Mayor on May 24, 2018.
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