She was appointed at a special Huber Heights city council meeting, which was held remotely Monday evening due to coronavirus concerns.
“I’m very excited to grow with the city and I look forward to working with everyone and serving the citizens of Huber Heights,” Baker said.
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Baker went to Huber Heights City Hall, which is closed to the public, and was sworn in last night.
Former councilman Morgan resigned because he decided to move out of the city. His resignation was effective Feb. 15.
Baker, Frank Wylie, Jamie Kilburn and Joseph Hendrix all interviewed for the Ward 3 seat earlier this month.
Councilmen Richard Shaw and Glenn Otto voted against the appointment.
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