Commissioner Brumleve was appointed to the Commission in August 2020. She is a long-time Bellemeade resident and has been instrumental in community activities through the years.

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Halle Brumleve has been involved in community activities in Bellemeade through the years.

Halle Brumleve and Ed Osborne Appointed Commissioners
Posted on August 11, 2020 by James Martin

On 8/10/20 Halle Brumleve (8600 Charing Cross) was appointed as our new Bellemeade Public Events Commissioner and Ed Osborne (202 Holliswood) was appointed as our new Public Safety Commissioner. Both have been involved in the city for many years and ... Continue reading

Halle Brumleve and Ed Osborne Appointed Commissioners

Swearing In of New Bellemeade Commission
Posted on December 22, 2020 by James Martin
Bellemeade’s newly elected commissioners and mayor were sworn in at our meeting on December 14, 2020.
From Left to Right:
City Attorney Richard Porter, Sandy Walker, Halle Brumleve, Ben Zickel, James Martin, (not pictured-Robin Mountain).

Swearing In of New Bellemeade Commission

Halle was appointed as Bellemeade Public Events Commissioner in August 2020. She was among Bellemeade's newly elected commissioners sworn in that December.

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As of September 15, 2026, Halle Brumleve did not have a website or any information online.

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