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Aug 10, 2018 News
Former Mayor of Georgetown and city Councillor Ranwell Jordan passed away yesterday.
According to a statement issued by City Hall, Jordan served the City for more than 21 years with immense knowledge and fervor. He was sworn in as a Councillor on September 5, 1994, at the Georgetown Municipality. During his tenure he served on the International Relations Committee and the City Works Committee.
He was elected to serve as Mayor of Georgetown between 1995 and 1996, and was Council’s representative on the Central Housing and Planning Authority Board and the Guyana Cricket Board.
City Mayor, Patricia Chase-Green said that councillors and officers of Georgetown City Council were deeply saddened to learn of the sudden passing of former councillor and Mayor.
“Georgetown has lost a true son of the soil. We salute his commitment to local government reform and local democracy.”
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