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Joe Adkins sworn in as new Frederick City Council member
Adkins takes over seat after resignation of former Council Member Scott Lasher
Published on Feb. 4, 2026
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Joe Adkins will be officially sworn in as a new member of the Frederick City Council at the council's regular meeting on Thursday. Adkins is filling the seat left vacant by the resignation of former Council Member Scott Lasher.
Why it matters
The Frederick City Council plays a crucial role in governing the city, making decisions on issues that impact residents' daily lives. Adkins' appointment fills an important vacancy on the council and ensures the city government can continue to function effectively.
The details
Adkins will be sworn in during the Frederick City Council's regular meeting on Thursday, February 6, 2026. He is taking over the seat previously held by Scott Lasher, who resigned from the council for personal reasons.
- Joe Adkins will be sworn in on Thursday, February 6, 2026.
The players
Joe Adkins
The new Frederick City Council member who is being sworn in to fill a vacancy left by the resignation of former Council Member Scott Lasher.
Scott Lasher
The former Frederick City Council member who recently resigned from his position.
The takeaway
Adkins' appointment ensures the Frederick City Council can continue its important work of governing the city, as it fills a key vacancy left by the resignation of a former council member.

