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Clean City Commission approves minutes, elects officers

2661154 · January 16, 2025
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Summary

At the Jan. 16 City of Kingman Clean City Commission meeting, commissioners approved minutes from July 18, elected Randy Carpenter chair and Janet vice chair, and later moved to adjourn; votes were recorded as unanimous among members present.

The City of Kingman Clean City Commission on Jan. 16 approved past minutes and elected officers for the coming year.

Minutes: Commissioners approved the minutes from the July 18 meeting. A motion to "accept the minutes as published" was moved and seconded; commissioners voted in favor.

Elections: Randy Carpenter was nominated and elected chairperson. Janet was nominated and elected vice chairperson. Each nomination was moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote with commissioners saying "Aye."

Adjournment: A motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the commission voted to adjourn.

Votes at a glance: - Motion: "Accept the minutes as published" (minutes from July 18) - Mover: not specified - Second: not specified - Vote: Yes 4; No 0; Abstain 0 - Outcome: approved - Motion: "Nominate Randy Carpenter as chair of the Clean City Commission" - Mover: not specified - Second: not specified - Vote: Yes 4; No 0; Abstain 0 - Outcome: approved (Carpenter accepted) - Motion: "Nominate Janet for vice chair" - Mover: not specified - Second: not specified - Vote: Yes 4; No 0; Abstain 0 - Outcome: approved (Janet accepted) - Motion: "Adjourn" - Mover: not specified - Second: not specified - Vote: Yes 4; No 0; Abstain 0 - Outcome: approved

Why it matters: The election establishes the commission’s leadership for agenda-setting and meeting conduct; approval of minutes maintains the official record. The transcript recorded voice votes and unanimous "Aye" responses among commissioners present; individual roll-call tallies were not provided in the record.