“I feel the time has come for me to step aside and continue to ensure my neighbors are the priority,” City Councilman Clayton Perry said in a statement.
Credit:Councilman Clayton Perry stated Thursday that he won’t seek a fourth term this May but left the door open for future opportunities, saying “this will not be the end of my public service.” of driving while intoxicated and failing to stop and give information in connection with a November hit-and-run crash. He’s scheduled to appear in court March 8.
Perry, who was elected in 2017, plans to finish his term, which ends in June. City elections will be held May 6. Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. “I wanted to give him space to make his own decision,” Whyte added. “I never wanted him to feel like I was pushing him out in any way because that certainly was never the intent.”
“District 10 is certainly a conservative district,” Whyte said. “… I think I’m best prepared to advocate for conservative issues: … low taxes, low crime, economic development, creating jobs.”he intended to announce at Thursday’s City Council meeting that he would not to seek reelection.
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