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Council settled in to ‘new digs’
The Fredericksburg City Council met for the first time at the City Hall East Campus (formerly Hill Country University Center’s H-E-B Room) on Tuesday, Oct. 15. City employees who enjoyed the new accommodations from left were Krista Wareham, director of finance; Leticia Vacek, city secretary; Clinton Bailey, city manager; Bobby Watson, council member; Emily Kirchner, council member/ mayor pro tem; Jeryl Hoover, mayor; Tony Klein, council member; Randy Briley, council member; Gerald Pruitt, filing in for city attorney; Anna Hudson, director of developmental services and Kris Kneese, director of public works and utilities. – Photo by Sean Doerre
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By Christine Granados Standard-Radio Post editor on October 16, 2024
Council settled in to ‘new digs’

The Fredericksburg City Council met for the first time at its new location called the City Hall East Campus (formerly Hill Country University Center’s H-E-B Room) on Tuesday, Oct. 15, which was blessed first by Eric Hammersen, then by the Rev. Ian Robbins of St. Mary’s Catholic Church.

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