Three Peachtree

City volunteer boards will start the new year with one new member each

thanks to appointments made by the City Council earlier this month.

Steve Bradley

was appointed to a five-year term on the Water and Sewer Authority while

Douglas Fisher was appointed to a five-year term on the Airport Authority.

Council also

re-appointed Luther Holt to another four-year term on the Recreation Commission,

but Holt's death Dec. 9 created another vacancy. David Ring had been selected

term, confirmed City Information Specialist Betsy Tyler.

Wade Williams

was approved as an alternate for WASA also.

Bradley, who

has lived in the city for over three years, works as a director with Delta

Air Lines and holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. He previously

worked with Proctor-Gamble and prior to that served in the U.S. Navy.

Fisher has

lived in Peachtree City for over two years and has been an executive with

several freight systems including SurfAir, Inc. as the company's president

and chief executive officer.

Ring, an eight-year

resident of Peachtree City, began his career as assistant director of

parks and recreation in Faribault, Minn. He also has an extensive background

in the U.S. Army Reserve, where he served from 1983 to 1999.

Currently,

Ring serves as a Peachtree City Little League board member and he previously

served four years as the chairman of the Youth Coordinating Council.