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The administration of Park City Mayor Nann Worel started just days ago, but a potential challenger has already emerged should she seek reelection. A person who is vying for an appointment to the Park City Council indicated in his application he intends to mount a campaign for the top political post in Park City.
While other women have campaigned for the mayor’s office in Park City, or have publicly declared their interest before circumstances intervened to block a bid, it was Nann Worel who was able to break the glass ceiling at the Marsac Building.
Nann Worel on Tuesday was sworn into office as the mayor of Park City, completing a rise in the ranks at the Marsac Building that took her from the long, arduous meetings of the Park City Planning Commission, to the wide-ranging workload of the Park City Council and finally to the political prize of the mayor’s office.
Mayor Andy Beerman in an interview offered some of his most extensive public comments about his Election Day loss in the nearly two months since Mayor-elect Nann Worel routed him in November.
As Park City Mayor Andy Beerman prepares to leave office after suffering a defeat on Election Day, he sees success in his time in office. “I feel like I lived up to what I told the public I was going to do. I lived up to it and beyond, so I feel good about that,” Beerman said.