LONDON, KY — Longtime London City Attorney Larry Bryson announced his resignation during the regular London City Council meeting on Monday evening, June 1, bringing an end to decades of service to the city.
Bryson, a veteran attorney who has served as London’s legal counsel for many years, informed council members and attendees of his decision during the meeting. Following the announcement, audience members rose to their feet and gave Bryson a standing ovation in recognition of his years of service to the city.
Bryson has been a familiar figure in London government for decades, providing legal guidance to city officials and advising the city on a wide range of municipal matters. Licensed to practice law in Kentucky since 1978, he has maintained a longstanding legal career in London and has served as city attorney through multiple administrations.
His tenure has included periods of significant change and growth for the city, and he has remained a key legal advisor to city leaders throughout much of that time.
No additional details regarding the effective date of Bryson’s resignation or plans for appointing a successor were announced during the meeting.
Council members and attendees expressed appreciation for Bryson’s service as the meeting concluded, with the standing ovation highlighting the impact he has had on the city and its government over the years.
