Jeff Bethell retires as Fort Mitchell PDS representative

Key Takeaways:

• Bethell is retiring after 13 years as Fort Mitchell’s PDS representative
• He was appointed by Mayor Jude Hehman
• City officials praised his faith and dedication to the community
• A Nov. 10 council meeting recognized his contributions
• His departure highlights the value of local representation in planning and development

Jeff Bethell’s Years of Service

For 13 years, Jeff Bethell served as Fort Mitchell’s representative to the Planning and Development Services (PDS) of Kenton County. Over that time, he provided input on various community projects, offering guidance on planning and development to ensure growth and stability in the city.

The Role of Mayor Jude Hehman

Bethell’s appointment came under the leadership of current Mayor Jude Hehman. With confidence in Bethell’s capacity for public service, the mayor entrusted him to represent the interests of Fort Mitchell at PDS for over a decade.

A Moment of Recognition

On Nov. 10, the Fort Mitchell City Council officially recognized Bethell’s dedication. Speaking of his character, local leaders noted, “Mr. Bethell is a man of incredible faith…” They credited his personal values and commitment to service as essential parts of his long-standing role in city affairs.

The Significance of Community Involvement

A representative to PDS plays a vital part in shaping a region’s future, ensuring that the community’s voice is heard in planning decisions. Bethell’s work demonstrated how stakeholders can collaborate effectively to drive progress. His tenure underscored the importance of continuity and consistent engagement in municipal governance.

Conclusion of Service

Now stepping down, Bethell closes out a 13-year journey. His legacy in Fort Mitchell is marked by faith-driven leadership and an unwavering commitment to local progress. While his departure signals a new chapter for the city, the groundwork he laid continues to guide Fort Mitchell’s path forward.