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The presidents, and the councils around them, as far as the record carries

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2014 – 2024, with the gaps open

Two presidents are documented a decade apart, and the leg prints the decade between them as the gap it is. Gerry Brown was elected president at the council's January 2014 meeting — moved by Will Groves Jr., seconded by Brett Voreis, carried without dissent, Groves taking the vice presidency — and re-elected for 2015 on 21 January 2015, presiding through at least 7 October 2015; the council around him in 2015 was Will Groves Jr., Brett Voreis, Matthew Peterson and Thomas England. Randy Lemert holds the presidency by the adoption of Plan North Liberty on 1 August 2022, is named "Town Council President" in an April 2023 state revolving-fund filing, and is carried through 31 December 2024 in the 2024 Schedule of Officials; the last complete roster reached is the 2022 plan's: Lemert, Tom England, Will Groves Jr., Gerry Brown and Ben Webb. The presidencies of 2016–2021 and of 2025–2026 are not in the reached record, and neither is any pre-2014 presidency — the type-case item therefore cannot be run: no forty-year servant on the Voorde pattern is documented for this town, and the longest reached services are Kitchen's fourteen-plus years at the clerk's desk and the overlapping council careers of Brown, Groves and England, who appear together across the 2014, 2015 and 2022 rosters. The settlers for the whole presidential line are the town's January minutes for each year and the SBOA schedules; for the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the town's first minute books.

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Source: The presidents, and the councils around them, as far as the record carries, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/public-servants/presidents-and-the-councils-around-them-as-far-as/