Two vie for Osceola City Council at-large
Two men, Mel Miller and Floyd Taber, are running for the Osceola City Council at-large seat this November. Incumbent Jose Vargas is not seeking re-election, having been appointed to the council in 2023 to fill the seat left vacant by Missy Cline and reelected that fall.
The at-large position is a four-year term. Both candidates were given the same questions by the Osceola Sentinel-Tribune to respond to, with their responses appearing in alphabetical order.
Candidate profiles for additional Osceola and Murray city seats will appear in upcoming issues.
Q: In 4-5 sentences, tell us a little about yourself/your background (such as how long you’ve lived here, education, employment, family, etc.
Author's summary: Two candidates compete for Osceola City Council seat.
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