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Fraser Recreation Commission shifts three 2025 meeting dates to avoid elections
Summary
At its Jan. 7 meeting the Fraser Recreation Commission voted unanimously to move three 2025 meeting dates—May, August and November—so they do not conflict with local elections.
The Fraser Recreation Commission voted Jan. 7 to change three regular meeting dates in 2025 to avoid conflicts with local election days.
Commissioner Cook moved to change the May 6 meeting to May 13, the August 5 meeting to August 12 and the November 4 meeting to November 12; Commissioner Hunter seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
Commissioners said the date shifts were intended to ensure full participation and avoid scheduling conflicts on election days. The revised calendar will be published with the commission’s regular postings and reflected in the department’s meeting materials.
The change was taken as a single motion and recorded during the commission’s approval of the 2025 meeting schedule. The commission did not propose additional calendar changes at the Jan. 7 meeting.
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