Frisco’s City Council has welcomed two dedicated public servants, as Laura Rummel and Jennifer Colberg were sworn in to serve the community. Rummel, who previously held the Place 5 seat, embarks on her second and final term. Colberg steps into the Place 6 position, succeeding Brian Livingston, who reached his term limit.

Election Results

The recent elections on May 2 saw Rummel securing her seat with a commanding 66% of the vote, defeating challengers Vijay Karthik and Sreekanth Reddy. In the Place 6 race, Colberg emerged victorious with 57% of the votes, surpassing opponents Matt Chalmers, Sai Krishnarajanagar, and Jerry Spencer.

Commitment to Community

Rummel expressed her gratitude and commitment to maintaining Frisco’s culture and community spirit. “It has been an absolute pleasure to serve here in Frisco for the last four years, and thank you for giving me another three to serve you,” she stated, emphasizing her love for the community.

Colberg, who has served on Frisco’s Planning and Zoning Commission for eight years, is eager to transition to her new role. “I want to thank you all for putting your trust in me,” Colberg said, highlighting her dedication to public service.

Upcoming Mayoral Runoff

As Frisco looks forward to continued growth and leadership, residents will soon decide the city’s next mayor in a runoff election scheduled for June 13. The candidates, Rod Vilhauer and Mark Hill, are vying to succeed current Mayor Jeff Cheney, who is unable to seek reelection due to term limits.

Original reporting: Community Impact — Frisco — read the source article.