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Judge Stegner honored at city council meeting
Also, members hear, support Catawba-Wateree water supply master plan
Stegners
Neal Stegner (left) applauds after her husband, former Camden Municipal Judge Michael E. Stegner, accepts a certificate of appreciation and a plaque from the city of Camden congratulating him on his retirement after serving 20 years. Behind the Stegners are (left to right) Camden City Council members Laurie Parks and Alfred Mae Drakeford. - photo by Martin L. Cahn
Camden City Council devoted part of its regular meeting Tuesday night to wish Municipal Judge Michael E. Stegner a happy retirement after 20 years on the bench. Camden Mayor Tony Scully read a certificate of appreciation to Stegner and his wife, Neal, that noted Stegner took office on Feb. 1, 1994. “His period of public service has been distinguished by a profound sense of duty and responsibility for the welfare and prosperity for the welfare and prosperity of the city of Camden and its citizens … (and) invaluable service and generous contributions to this community extend beyond the courtroom.