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Curtis Newcomb Sworn In As O’Fallon Ward 4 Council Member

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Curtis Newcomb is sworn in as an O'Fallon council member.

O'FALLON - Curtis Newcomb was sworn in as the new Council Member for Ward 4 recently, bringing over a decade of public safety experience and a deep commitment to public service to the O'Fallon City Council.

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Newcomb, a lifelong resident of O’Fallon who now raises his own young family in the community, offers a unique perspective on the needs and values of the area.

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O'Fallon Mayor Eric Van Hook highlighted Newcomb’s background and approach, saying, “Curtis Newcomb was born and raised in O’Fallon, and now raises his own young family here — giving him a unique, lifelong perspective on the needs and values of our community.

"With over a decade of experience in public safety and a deep commitment to public service, Curtis brings both practical insight and heartfelt dedication to the role. His collaborative approach and focus on responsible growth and resident well-being will make him a strong advocate for Ward 4 and a tremendous asset to our City Council.”

As the new representative for Ward 4, Newcomb is expected to focus on responsible growth and the well-being of residents.

The City of O'Fallon encourages community members to congratulate Newcomb as he begins his tenure on the council.

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