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Demorest council accepts Rebecca Brantley's resignation from DDA

The city's Downtown Development Authority will have one less member after the council formally accepted a board member's resignation.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked November 14, 2026
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The Demorest City Council unanimously approved accepting Brantley's resignation from the DDA, 4-0.

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Rebecca Brantley's resignation from the Downtown Development Authority had already been acknowledged by the DDA when it came before the Demorest City Council for formal acceptance.

SourcesCity Council Minutes — 8.4.26 WS Minutes FINAL.pdf

The resignation was placed on the council's work session and regular session agendas for discussion and action.

SourcesCity Council Agenda — 8.4.26 WS Agenda (1).pdfCity Council Agenda — 8.4.26 CC RS Agenda (1).pdf

The Demorest City Council unanimously approved accepting Brantley's resignation from the DDA, 4-0.

SourcesCity Council Minutes — 8.4.26 CC RS Minutes FINAL.pdf

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Accepting Rebecca Brantley's resignation from the Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

DISCUSSION OF ACCEPTING REBECCA BRANTLEY’S RESIGNATION FROM DDA

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Acceptance of Rebecca Brantley's resignation from the Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

The motion to accept Rebecca Brantley’s resignation from DDA was unanimously approved (4-0).

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Accepting Rebecca Brantley's resignation from the Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

ACCEPTING REBECCA BRANTLEY’S RESIGNATION FROM DDA

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Accepting Rebecca Brantley's resignation from the Downtown Development Authority (DDA)

He requested the council's formal acceptance of her resignation, as it has already been acknowledged by the DDA

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