Municipal Judge Lon Webster delivers the oath of office to reelected Mayor Linda Calhoun during a ceremony Wednesday in Red River. Courtesy photo

From the Town of Red River:

RED RIVER – The Town of Red River has announced the official swearing-in ceremony that took place Wednesday, presided over by Municipal Judge Lon Webster. The ceremony marked the commencement of the terms of office for the recently elected officials and the induction of two newly hired Deputy Marshals.

In a display of trust and confidence, the citizens of Red River have reelected Mayor Linda Calhoun and Town Councilor Steve Cherry, recognizing their proven leadership and dedication to the community. Both Mayor Calhoun and Councilor Cherry have already demonstrated their commitment toward the betterment of Red River, and their reelection signifies the overwhelming endorsement of their accomplishments.

Following the induction of the returning officials, Town Councilor Daniel Lamb also took the oath of office, embracing this opportunity to contribute his expertise and passion to the town’s governance. Councilor Lamb’s eagerness to serve the community and work alongside his fellow officials is truly commendable, highlighting his commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all Red River residents.

Simultaneously, the Red River Marshal’s Office expanded its ranks with the addition of Deputy Marshals Jason Rael and Joey Graves, who were also sworn in during Wednesday’s ceremony. The hiring of these two accomplished individuals further strengthens the town’s commitment to maintaining the safety and security of its residents.

With the inclusion of Rael and Graves, the Red River Marshal’s Office now boasts a dedicated team of six full-time law enforcement officers. Their expertise, experience, and unwavering dedication to public service will undoubtedly contribute to maintaining law and order within the town, protecting the rights and safety of its citizens.

Commenting on the ceremony, Mayor Linda Calhoun expressed her gratitude to the residents of Red River, stating, “I’m humbled and honored to be trusted with this position of leadership for another term. I will continue to prioritize the well-being and prosperity of our beloved town.”

The Town of Red River remains committed to fostering an environment of transparency, accountability, and efficient governance. By inaugurating its newly elected officials and welcoming new members to the Red River Marshal’s Office, the town reinforces its dedication to serving and protecting its citizens.