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Three sworn in on Dripping Springs City Council

By Staff Report,

2024-05-15

On Tuesday, May 7, Judge Marilyn Miller sworn in three members of the Dripping Springs City Council: Mayor Bill Foulds and council members Travis Crow (Place 4) and Wade King (Place 2). Each will serve a two-year term. The election that was initially set for May 4 to elect the three positions was cancelled earlier this year because the candidates whose terms were up for reelection were uncontested.

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