Politics & Government
Tarpon City Commission to Welcome New Member
At Tuesday night's Board of Commissioners meeting, Vice-Mayor Chris Alalhouzos' term will come to an end, while Commissioner-Elect David Banther's journey will have just begun.
Join the City of Tarpon Springs in its welcoming of Commissioner-Elect David Banther into City Commission's Seat 4 on Tuesday night at City Hall.
The regular session for the Board of Commissioners will begin at 6:30 p.m., when Vice-Mayor Chris Alahouzos' term will come to an end.
Following Alahouzos' presentation, an oath of office will be taken by the re-elected Mayor David O. Archie and Commissioner Jeff Larsen, as well as Comissioner-Elect Banther.
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Banther won a seat on the commission by capturing 40 percent of the vote in a March 12 municipal election, beating out three other candidates.
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