Genson, Pasco appointed to Scottville commission; Johnson to become mayor pro-tem

Ann Genson

SCOTTVILLE — Ann Genson and Don Pasco will become the newest members of the Scottville City Commission, while Commissioner-at-Large David Johnson will become the mayor pro-tem. Genson will serve as second ward commissioner while Pasco will serve as commissioner-at-large.

The second ward position became available following the death of Bonnie Pfefferle while the at-large position became available after the resignation of Jim Schiebner, who has taken an administration job for the Dept. of Corrections in Ionia.

David Johnson

The second ward represents residences on the east side of Main Street while the at-large seat represents all residents in the city.

Genson owns Peace of Mind Counseling, located in the McMaster’s Building at 101 N. Main St. She is a 1986 graduate of Mason County Central and holds degrees from the University of Michigan and Central Michigan University.

Don Pasco.

Pasco owns The Bottle and Can on South Main Street. He is a graduate of Mona Shore High School and received a bachelor’s degree from Central Michigan University and earned his master’s degree in business from Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids.

The three will be sworn in during the next city commission meeting.