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Fire Merit Commission approves minutes, re-elects officers and retains counsel

2269337 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 10 meeting the Franklin Fire Merit Commission approved December and January minutes, re-elected incumbent officers and voted to continue with the same legal counsel; motions were approved by voice vote.

The Franklin Fire Merit Commission on Feb. 10 approved minutes for its December and January meetings, re-elected its incumbent officers and voted to continue with the commission's current legal counsel.

Votes at a glance - Approved: December meeting minutes. Motion to approve the December minutes was moved by Ralph Spiker and seconded by Mary Hobbs; the motion was approved by voice vote. The minutes had been prepared by former counsel Jim Admire. - Approved: January meeting minutes. Motion to approve the January minutes was moved by Mary Hobbs and seconded by Joe Kelly; the motion was approved by voice vote. - Elected: Mary Hobbs as secretary. Nomination moved and seconded; approved by voice vote. - Elected: Joe Kelly as vice president. Nomination moved and seconded; approved by voice vote. - Elected: Kathy Stolz as president. Nomination moved and seconded; approved by voice vote. - Approved: Appointment of counsel. The commission reappointed Michael Kyle as its legal advisor by motion of Joe Kelly, seconded and approved by voice vote. - Approved: Motion to adjourn, moved by Ralph Spiker and seconded by Joe Kelly; approved by voice vote.

None of the items above generated extended discussion. When votes were taken the chair called for 'aye' and no commissioner recorded opposition during the meeting. The commission did not record individual roll-call tallies in the minutes during the Feb. 10 session.