David Little named new Huntsville City Council President
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The Huntsville City Council has a new president, and three of its members were sworn in Monday, Nov. 2, after winning their elections earlier this year.
District 2 Council member David Little, District 3 Council member Jennie Robinson and District 4 Council member Bill Kling were sworn into office, and Little was named the new City Council president.
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City Council elects new officers, swears in members
Each recently elected council members took their oath of office Monday night, each with a personal touch:
- Little took the oath from his father, retired Madison County Circuit Judge Loyd H. “Buddy” Little while his wife, Mimi, held the Bible.
- Robinson took the oath from City of Huntsville Presiding Judge Lonzo Robinson while her husband, Michael, held the Bible.
- Kling took the oath from retired Madison County District Judge Martha Lynn Sherrod while his wife, Tanjie, held the Bible.
Following the oath of office ceremony, the Council elected Little as its new president, with Robinson as the president pro tem.
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