Double Horn alderman resigns citing conflict of interest
Connie Swinney/The Highlander
The city of Double Horn faces more changes in the wake of an alderman resignation, an upcoming vote by the citizens to potentially dissolve the city and a pending appeal by the state attorney general's office, challenging the city's incorporation.
By Connie Swinney
Staff Writer
An alderman for the city of Double Horn has resigned saying remaining on the council would be “a conflict of interest,” in light of his support for dissolving the municipality.
The resignation of Robert “Bob” Link comes after the validation of an election, Nov. 5, for a vote which could determine the fate of the city's incorporation.
“I resigned my position on the Double Horn council because I believe I have a conflict of interest with the council,” Link said.
“The timing of it had to do with the fact that the election is coming up,” he added. . . .
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