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It was an emotional scene Thursday evening when two outgoing members of the Sierra Vista City Council said their goodbyes to fellow elected officeholders and city officials. Similar scenes have â or will be â playing out in Bisbee and Benson, where mayors are leaving office, and at other governing body meetings throughout Cochise County where elected officials are stepping down.
The public service of Gwen Calhoun and Kristine Wolfe elicited a standing ovation among those who attended the Sierra Vista council meeting last week. Calhoun, a decade-long fixture on the board, leaves an impressive legacy that reminds our community of the importance of accessibility and diversity in our future. She has consistently sought to represent constituents with quiet public voices and dedicated herself to reaching out to tho
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SIERRA VISTA â Several items were passed by the City Council Thursday evening, but it was the last point of business that brought some to tears and elicited a standing ovation from the crowd â a farewell to departing council members Gwen Calhoun and Kristine Wolfe.
Each council member said a few words to their exiting colleagues. But when it was Mayor Pro Tem Rachel Grayâs turn, she tried to hold back the tears but wavered when she addressed Calhoun. That prompted Calhoun to also shed some tears and turn her back to the public for a few seconds.