Committee adopts 2027 interim schedule and approves minutes by roll call
Summary
The committee adopted the draft 2027 interim meeting schedule by voice vote and later approved the previous meeting's minutes by roll call (13 yes, 6 excused). Staff presented the typical third‑Tuesday schedule and the clerk recorded the roll call for minutes approval.
The select committee adopted its preliminary 2027 interim meeting dates after a staff presentation from Darren Painter explaining the typical practice of meeting the third Tuesday of each month (with an August break and some holiday exceptions). A motion to approve the draft schedule was made and seconded and the chair called for the ayes; the motion passed by voice vote.
Later in the meeting, members moved to approve the minutes from the last meeting. Because minutes required a roll call, the clerk called the roll and recorded the votes. The clerk reported "that's 13 yeses and 6 excused," and the minutes were approved. No further change to the schedule or minutes was recorded at the meeting.
The committee adjourned after public comment and set an executive‑committee reconvening time for further discussion on items flagged for follow up.
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