Detroit’s new mayor holding October meet and greets
Mayor Ken Cockrel, Jr. will be holding four meet and greets through the rest of October offering a chance for citizens to get to know their leaders.Excerpt:Detroit- Detroit Mayor Kenneth V. Cockrel, Jr. is holding four Community Meet and Greet sessions throughout the month of October. Residents will have the opportunity to meet with Mayor Cockrel, Jr. and other City Officials. “It’s important that Detroiters know that they have a connection to me and my office,” said Mayor Cockrel. “I am here to serve the citizens, and the best way to do that is to go directly to them. I look forward to meeting with Detroiters in their neighborhoods”.For details and schedule visit here.
Mayor Ken Cockrel, Jr. will be holding four meet and greets through the
rest of October offering a chance for citizens to get to know their
leaders.
Excerpt:
Detroit- Detroit Mayor Kenneth V.
Cockrel, Jr. is holding four Community Meet and Greet sessions
throughout the month of October. Residents will have the opportunity to
meet with Mayor Cockrel, Jr. and other City Officials. “It’s important
that Detroiters know that they have a connection to me and my office,”
said Mayor Cockrel. “I am here to serve the citizens, and the best way
to do that is to go directly to them. I look forward to meeting with
Detroiters in their neighborhoods”.
For details and schedule visit here.
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