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Pierce County Council reappoints eight members to Birth to 25 Advisory Board, 7‑0
Summary
The Pierce County Council on Feb. 25 adopted Resolution R2025‑111 confirming reappointment of eight existing members to the Birth to 25 Advisory Board; the motion passed by roll call, 7 ayes, 0 nays.
The Pierce County Council voted unanimously on Feb. 25 to confirm reappointments to the Birth to 25 Advisory Board, adopting Resolution R2025‑111 by roll call vote.
Council member Krueger moved adoption of the resolution. The clerk read the title: “A resolution of the Pierce County Council confirming the reappointment of 8 existing members to the Pierce County Birth To 25 Advisory Board.” The council then received brief introductions from three members joining by Zoom: Mary Nest, Kate Ginn and Sharon Hannick.
Mary Nest said she had served on the advisory board “for the last couple of years” and described the role as “value add to our community.” Kate Ginn identified herself as a parent in the Hilltop neighborhood and “deputy director of First 5 Fundamentals,” and said she serves on the board’s policy subcommittee. Sharon Hannick said she represents District 1 and described being on the board “from the very beginning.”
Council member Kuver, who sponsored the appointments, praised the volunteers’ dedication. With no public comments during the hearing, the clerk called the roll. Council member Jensen voted “Aye,” followed by Herrera, Yambe, Ayala, Kuver, Morel and Hitchen; the clerk announced the results as 7 ayes and 0 nays.
The council recorded the motion as carried with the reappointments approved; the board will continue its advisory work under the existing charter and council rules.
