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Shenandoah City Council member Ted Fletcher has resigned from Position 2 as of Nov. 5.
What to know
Fletcher resigned from his position “due to personal and professional reasons” on Nov. 5, according to the agenda packet for the Nov. 13 City Council meeting.
In a letter, Fletcher thanked the city, the council and residents for allowing him to serve the community. Fletcher won re-election in 2023 against David Teague, as previously reported by Community Impact.
Due to the Texas Local Government Code, the city has the authority to name a resident to serve in the position to fill the unexpired term. Mayor John Escoto nominated resident Joe Summerlin, who was unanimously approved by council on Nov. 13.
What’s next
The next council meeting will be held on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at the City Hall Council Chambers, 29955 I-45 N., Shenandoah.
