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Laredo Commission for Women accepts secretaryresignation and elects new secretary; March minutes tabled
Summary
The Laredo Commission for Women received a resignation from Secretary Laura Yanes, voted to table the March minutes for revision from a video recording, and appointed Frida (last name not specified) as the new secretary.
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The Laredo Commission for Women accepted the resignation of Secretary Laura Yanes and elected Frida (last name not provided) to fill the vacant secretary post during its April meeting.
The commission also voted to table the March minutes so staff can prepare a corrected draft from the meeting video. Commission chair Esther said Angie will use the recording to produce the minutes and provide a template for the incoming secretary.
Chair Esther opened the item by announcing she had received a resignation letter from Laura Yanes and described the secretary position as vacant. Commissioners then considered whether to proceed with an immediate election or to hold nominations at a later meeting. The panel voted to table the March minutes pending review of the recording; the motion to table was made during consideration of the minutes and carried with members saying "Aye." The meeting record does not list an explicit teller or roll-call tally for that vote.
When members moved to fill the secretary vacancy, a motion was made and seconded to appoint Frida. The motion passed; commissioners voiced support and congratulated Frida, who will take minutes and use the commission—s template and Angie—s guidance for submission. Frida was instructed to contact Angie for the form and submission process.
The commissioners clarified that the new secretary will listen to recordings as needed to assemble accurate minutes; Angie confirmed she will supply the template. No additional conditions or term limits were recorded in the minutes for the appointment.
The commission recorded these as formal actions: tabling the March minutes for revision and appointing Frida as secretary. No formal appeal, abstention, or roll-call vote counts were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.

