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Votes at a glance: Warner Robins council adopts agenda, approves intergovernmental agreements and adjourns to executive session
Summary
The Warner Robins City Council adopted its agenda and approved two resolutions during the Feb. 21 meeting, then recessed for a personnel executive session.
The Warner Robins City Council recorded several formal motions and approvals during its Feb. 21 meeting.
- Adoption of the meeting agenda: Motion by Councilman Lawrenson, seconded by Councilman Bibb. Council vocalized "Aye" and the presiding officer said the motion carries.
- Consent agenda (minutes, promotions and routine items): Motion by Councilman Lawrenson to approve the consent agenda, seconded by Councilman Bibb. The meeting proceeded to recognize internal promotions and no roll-call or vote tally is recorded in the transcript.
- Resolution appointing the City as fiscal agent for Houston County Family Connection, Inc. for fiscal year 2026: Motion by Councilman Holmes to approve the resolution authorizing Mayor LaRonda W Patrick to execute the contract with the Georgia Department of Human Services; seconded by Councilman Lashley. The council voted by voice; the presiding officer said "Motion carries unanimously." (Vote tally not recorded in the transcript.)
- Resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the Houston County Board of Education related to the Independence Day celebration (date adjustment noted): Motion by Councilman Lashley, seconded by Councilman Holmes. The presiding officer said "Motion carries." (Vote tally not recorded in the transcript.)
- Motion to adjourn to executive session to discuss personnel matters: Motion by Councilman Lawrenson, seconded by Councilman Bibb. The presiding officer called for ayes; the meeting recessed. On return, a motion by Councilman Lawrence, seconded by Councilman Curtis, carried and the presiding officer announced "no actions following executive session."
The transcript does not record roll-call tallies for most items; where the record states "motion carries" the presiding officer confirmed approval. No ordinances or budget adoptions requiring second readings were on the recorded agenda during this meeting.
