CUMMING, Ga. — During the Aug. 18th Regular City Council Meeting, Mayor Troy Brumbalow recognized a very special young man, Charlie Westbrook, with a proclamation declaring Aug. 18, 2020 as Charlie Westbrook Day in the City of Cumming.

The proclamation also declared Charlie as the “honorary mayor of the City of Cumming for as long as Charlie so chooses to serve his community.” Charlie had already dubbed himself as mayor and already has big plans to run for president of the United States in 2044.

Besides the proclamation, Charlie was also invited to sit next to Mayor Brumbalow during the opening of the meeting. He even got to use the mayor’s gavel to call the meeting to order. Pictured here with Mayor Brumbalow and his parents, Elizabeth and Slade Westbrook, Charlie, 11, is one of four children with special needs the Westbrooks have adopted. They also have three older biological children. Everyone in the City of Cumming is proud to have Charlie as our “honorary mayor”!

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