Swearing in of Salem elected officials
While newly elected First Ward Councilwoman Sara Baer, right, was sworn in for her first elected position, she will be far from an unfamiliar face for many in Salem due to her heavy involvement in Salem’s community organizations such as the Salem Federation of Women’s Clubs, the United Way, the Downtown Salem Partnership and the Burchfield Homestead Society.
Former city councilman and current City Housing Inspector Sal Salvino, right, was sworn in ahead of his move to the city auditor position in the new year following the impending retirement of current Auditor Betty Brothers and an uncontested election to the position in November’s general election.
Newcomer Jayne Bricker, right, will be representing residents of Salem’s third ward on city council following her unopposed election to the seat in November’s general election.
While newly elected First Ward Councilwoman Sara Baer, right, was sworn in for her first elected position, she will be far from an unfamiliar face for many in Salem due to her heavy involvement in Salem’s community organizations such as the Salem Federation of Women’s Clubs, the United Way, the Downtown Salem Partnership and the Burchfield Homestead Society.
Former city councilman and current City Housing Inspector Sal Salvino, right, was sworn in ahead of his move to the city auditor position in the new year following the impending retirement of current Auditor Betty Brothers and an uncontested election to the position in November’s general election.
Newcomer Jayne Bricker, right, will be representing residents of Salem’s third ward on city council following her unopposed election to the seat in November’s general election.
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Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Judge Scott Washam Wednesday swore in the Salem elected officials with terms commencing in January. (Photos by Morgan Ahart)