Abe Herman Appointed New Mayor

Abe Herman Appointed as Grand Junction’s New Mayor in City Council Meeting May 1, 2024

Story by:Ja’Cari Williams, Sports Community Editor

Photos by: Sofia Villareal, Breana Sinclair

In a recent Grand Junction City Council meeting, a major change in leadership has happened as Abe Herman was appointed as the new mayor of the city. Herman, who previously served as the mayor pro-tem, steps into his new role with years of experience and a vision for the city’s future.

The Mesa County Old Courthouse, located on 544 Rood Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501. Villareal, April 3 2024. 

During the meeting, Council Member Randall Reintz spoke highly of Herman, stating how he felt for his support for the appointment. “I will definitely support this,” Reintz stated. “You have been an exemplary leader and mentor, and I look forward to serving under your leadership.”

Herman’s appointment comes as no surprise to many, given his dedication and commitment to serving the community. As mayor pro-tem, he has already showed his leadership skills and ability to bring people together. In nominating Randall Reintz as the new mayor pro-tem, Herman highlighted Reintz’s qualities, stating that he has shown himself to be a bridge builder and has a personality that will serve the council well.

The Colorado Emblem was adopted in 1877 as an official seal by the first General Assembly. The emblem showcases various symbols that represent the Colorado state, such as snow-capped mountains and the three state colors. (B. Sinclair. 2024).

The appointment of Herman as mayor marks a new chapter in Grand Junction’s future. With his experience, dedication, and vision, Herman is ready to lead the city forward, addressing key issues and working towards a brighter future.

As the meeting concluded, Herman expressed his feelings for the opportunity to serve as mayor. “I am honored to take on this role and to continue working for the betterment of our city,” Herman said. “I look forward to working closely with my fellow council members and the community to address the challenges ahead.”

The Tax Service Center, also known as the Colorado Department of Revenue in Grand Junction, Colorado, assists Grand Junction residents with their taxes or other monetary tasks. The building was built in 1983 and recently the Tax Service Center was announced to open on February 26, 2024 by The Internal Revenue Service. The Tax Service Center is available to visit by appointment only. (B. Sinclair. 2024).

As Grand Junction looks to the future, it does so with a sense of excitement under the leadership of Mayor Abe Herman. With his experience, passion, and love Herman is set to lead the city to new heights, promising a bright future for all who call Grand Junction home.