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New mayor willing to serve

Mapleton leader has filled 2 vacant city posts in past year

Published: Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2006 8:37 p.m. MDT
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Brady is a self-described "short-term mayor," and although 3 1/2 years remain in the term, he has indicated that he may not be able to serve the entire duration.

"One of my goals is to try to ensure that all of our citizens have prompt attention given to the concerns that they raise," he said. "I think one of the problems in communities, and especially in communities as they grow, is that people feel like they are losing touch with their city representatives or that they get lost in the process or that their issues aren't being dealt with seriously."

And while he has no specific plans to seek another political office when his time as mayor has concluded, Brady said he is open to any role where he is needed.

"I would probably always be willing to assist where I can in city government," he said.


E-mail: jtwitchell@desnews.com

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James Brady is the newly appointed mayor of Mapleton.

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