PTC honors outgoing city attorney for service, committment to job

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Peachtree City's

outgoing City Attorney Rick Lindsey was honored during last week's council

meeting as Sept. 20 was proclaimed "Richard P. Lindsay Day".

Councilman

Dan Tennant read the proclamation on behalf of Mayor Steve Brown for Lindsey's

"outstanding service".

Tennant noted

that in his 11 years of service to the city, staff have found Lindsey

to be dependable and fair.

"You've

always been there for us, and you've always given us great advice,"

said Administrative Services Director Jane Miller.

"I am

truly blown away," Lindsey said of the honor, while thanking his

secretary, Jeanne Fox, co-worker Michelle Bradley, law partner Jim Webb

and his family along with city staff.

Lindsey was

joined up front by his wife, Cindy, and their children, Brandon, 11, and

Lauren, 6.

Lindsey said

he enjoyed serving as city attorney, even though there were times he was

summoned for work issues during vacation. He specifically recalled one

occasion when he responded to "whatever the crisis of the day was"

while with his family at Disney World via his cellular phone.

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