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Public Safety Commission approves minutes and adopts 2025 work plan with cardiac‑arrest item
Summary
The commission approved minutes from Dec. 9, 2024 and Feb. 10, 2025 and adopted the 2025 Public Safety Commission work plan with an amendment to add a May briefing on community cardiac‑arrest metrics and resuscitation needs.
The Public Safety Commission took three formal actions during the meeting: it approved the minutes of the Dec. 9, 2024 and Feb. 10, 2025 regular meetings and adopted the commission’s 2025 work plan with an added item on community cardiac‑arrest metrics.
On the first motion, commissioners voted to approve the minutes of the Dec. 9, 2024 meeting. Roll call recorded Chair Joe Cervantes as “yes,” Vice Chair Munoz as “approve,” Commissioner Reza as “abstain,” Commissioner Senko as “approve” and Commissioner Houlihan as “aye.” The clerk declared the motion passed.
The commission then approved the minutes of Feb. 10, 2025 by roll call: Cervantes (yes), Vice Chair Munoz (yes), Commissioner Reza (yes), Commissioner Senko (yes) and Commissioner Hovind (yes). The motion passed.
Later the commission voted to adopt the 2025 work plan with a commissioner’s motion to add a May presentation on cardiac‑arrest response metrics, including “exploration of current status and unmet needs for resuscitation at a community level.” The motion passed on roll call: Cervantes (yes), Vice Chair Munoz (approve), Commissioner Reza (yes), Commissioner Senko (yes) and Commissioner Hellagoyne (yes).
Motions were made and seconds were spoken on the record; several roll‑call votes were recorded. Minutes and the work plan change were adopted as the commission’s official actions for the meeting.
