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City Council Honors Legacy of Beloved Public Servant

June 11, 2024 | Warren City, Macomb County, Michigan


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City Council Honors Legacy of Beloved Public Servant
The Warren City Council has officially committed to fostering an inclusive community and addressing racial disparities within the city, as declared in a resolution adopted on June 11, 2024. This initiative reflects the council's dedication to promoting equity and inclusivity among its residents.

During the meeting, Council Member Jonathan Lafferty also paid tribute to the late Carmela Sabaugh, who passed away on June 8 at the age of 85. Sabaugh, a former Macomb County Clerk and member of the Warren City Council, was remembered for her exemplary public service and dedication to her community. Lafferty shared personal anecdotes highlighting her willingness to assist residents, often going above and beyond to ensure they received necessary documents and support.

A memorial mass celebrating Sabaugh's life is scheduled for June 24 at St. Andrew's Catholic Church in Rochester, with the community invited to honor her legacy. The council members expressed their condolences and shared their fond memories of Sabaugh, emphasizing her impact on the community and the friendships she cultivated throughout her career.

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