Outgoing Mayor Rob Dolley
noted this was approximately his "300th time" calling a City Council meeting to order, indicating a significant tenure.
Steve Gunn
, former council member (2012–2020), age 82, delivered extended remarks on public service, referencing the Book of Mormon, Martin Luther King, and Confucius. He recounted a personal anecdote about a development controversy (a condominium adjacent to "Hans") during his council tenure, illustrating the ethical pressures faced by public servants.
Carol Spackman Moss
was recognized as entering her 26th year in the State Legislature.
Sherry Jackson
was acknowledged as the newly elected Mayor of Mill Creek, with remarks about the strong partnership between Holiday and Mill Creek cities.
David H. Sun Wall
in his remarks emphasized a commitment to learning, civility, and listening to residents.
Natalie Bradley
in her remarks noted her husband had encouraged her to run for office "for almost a decade" and pledged to listen, work hard, and focus on what is best for Holiday and its citizens.
The transcript ends mid-ceremony before the Mayor's swearing-in is completed; the full record may be incomplete.