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Summit County council confirms two reappointments to Criminal Justice Advisory Board

2530815 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

At a Summit County Council meeting, members moved to confirm the reappointment of Judge Alice McCarthy and Felicia Jeff Hill to the Criminal Justice Advisory Board; roll-call responses recorded in the transcript show affirmative responses from several council members.

Summit County Council members moved to confirm the reappointment of Judge Alice McCarthy and Felicia Jeff Hill to the county Criminal Justice Advisory Board, according to the meeting transcript.

The action was listed on the agenda and followed a roll-call sequence during which multiple council members were recorded answering “Yes.” The transcript records individual roll-call prompts and affirmative responses but does not provide a formal, complete vote tally in the excerpt provided.

The reappointments appeared as a single motion on the agenda. The transcript identifies several council members responding during roll call, including Mr. Smith, Ms. Haya, Mr. Notafrio, Mr. Cajun, Ms. Sigismund, Mr. Ford, Mr. Wilhite and Ms. Sarah; the meeting text reads: “A motion of counsel confirming the reappointment of judge Alice McCarthy and Felicia Jeff Hill to the criminal justice advisory board.”

The record in the provided excerpt does not include the names of a mover and seconder for the motion, nor does it include a complete, explicit tally listing each member’s recorded vote beyond the partial roll-call acknowledgments. The transcript also does not include statements from the appointees or staff about the scope of the advisory board’s duties in this excerpt.

The County’s agenda packet or full minutes (not included in the provided transcript excerpt) would be needed to confirm the formal vote tally, who moved and seconded the motion, and any accompanying staff reports or resolution text.

The council also listed multiple other ordinance and resolution items on the same agenda (see separate article for those agenda items).