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Coos Bay council appoints four to Parks Commission, fills one short term
Summary
The Coos Bay City Council voted to appoint Jared Schmidt to a term ending Dec. 31, 2026, and Patrick Bringer, Patty Scott and Harv to terms ending Dec. 31, 2028, filling four vacancies on the Parks Commission by voice vote.
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The Coos Bay City Council voted to appoint four people to the Parks Commission during the council’s action items. The council approved Jared Schmidt to fill a seat with a term ending Dec. 31, 2026, and appointed Patrick Bringer, Patty Scott and Harv to seats with terms ending Dec. 31, 2028.
Nicole (city staff) gave a short overview of the openings, saying there were four vacancies — one to fill a shorter unexpired term and three full terms — and reviewed the qualifications the city seeks for the commission, including park-relevant experience and a planning-commission representative. "What you are being asked tonight is to make a selection of 4 candidates to be seated on the parks commission," Nicole said.
The nut graf: The council considered multiple candidates and used a motion-and-second process followed by a voice vote to confirm the four appointees. The meeting record shows a motion naming the four candidates, a second, brief council consent and a voice vote. One council member said they were not able to attend candidate interviews and would "consent with the majority." The appointments passed on a voice vote; no roll-call tally of individual votes was recorded in the public transcript.
The motion as read in the meeting recorded the appointees by name: Jared Schmidt for the term ending Dec. 31, 2026; Patrick Bringer, Patty Scott and Harv for terms ending Dec. 31, 2028. After a second and a short exchange, the mayor called for the question and the council responded "aye"; the mayor announced the motion passed.
Ending: The council moved on to the city manager’s report after the appointments. The council did not return to further discussion about the Parks Commission during the meeting.

