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Council amends rules to add deputy mayor pro tem; motion passes 5–1

October 07, 2025 | DeSoto, Dallas County, Texas


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Council amends rules to add deputy mayor pro tem; motion passes 5–1
The DeSoto City Council on Oct. 7 approved a resolution amending Section 1.b.3 of the City Council Rules and Procedures to establish the election of a deputy mayor pro tem. City staff said the amendment followed a request by Council member Leticia Hughes and noted existing language elects a mayor pro tem after each election.

Council member Hughes moved to approve the amendment, Council member Ken Waters seconded the motion, and the council approved the resolution by a recorded 5–1 vote. The Oct. 7 transcript records the motion, second, and the 5–1 outcome; the transcript does not show additional amendments to the proposed language during the meeting.

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