Even dozen: Warden Mayor reflects on 12-year term
Warden Mayor Tony Massa sits in city council chambers in the Warden Police Department. Massa did not run for re-election, meaning he will be leaving office at the end of the year.
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Warden Mayor Tony Massa, left, and Mayor-elect Rosaelia Martinez at a Sept. 12 council meeting. Massa has served as Mayor for about 12 years.
Warden Mayor Tony Massa served on Warden’s City Council from 2005 to 2011 and as Mayor since 2012. Massa was also Moses Lake Public Works Superintendent and served on the Grant County Board of Health. Warden City Hall is pictured.
WARDEN — Warden Mayor Tony Massa will serve his last days in office at the end of 2023 before unopposed mayoral candidate Rosaelia Martinez takes over the position at the start of 2024 after Massa opted not to run for re-election.
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