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Commissioners discuss rescheduling next meeting; keep rail safety stakeholder session recorded

3156187 · April 22, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners discussed shifting the next meeting date because of a Memorial Day conflict, tentatively settled on Monday the 19th at 1:30 p.m., and decided to keep the rail service and safety stakeholder discussion on Wednesday as a recorded item.

The Public Service Commissioners discussed rescheduling their upcoming meeting because of a conflict with Memorial Day and staff timing concerns, and agreed in discussion to hold the meeting on Monday the 19th at 1:30 p.m.

Commissioner 2 noted a conflict around the week of Memorial Day, saying, "So since the 20 sixth is Memorial Day, do we wanna do Friday then?" Commissioners agreed that Friday could be problematic for members trying to take short vacations and that Tuesday meetings make staff timelines difficult. Commissioner 1 proposed Monday as an alternative; Commissioner 3 said an afternoon start would be preferable. When a specific time was suggested, Commissioner 2 said, "01:30? Yeah. I can make that work." The group then confirmed "the nineteenth" as the date.

During the scheduling exchange, commissioners also discussed a separate rail service and safety stakeholder discussion. One commissioner noted that the stakeholder session is recorded and could be listened to afterward; the commissioners indicated they would leave that session on Wednesday and not move it into the rescheduled meeting.

No formal vote was recorded on the scheduling change in the transcript; the record shows commissioners agreeing on a date and time by spoken confirmation rather than by a motion and roll-call vote.