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Votes at a glance: key Hemet City Council decisions, Jan. 28, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal council actions taken Jan. 28, including adding a closed session item, approvals on procurement and development, and adoption of the youth council and midyear budget review.
The Hemet City Council took several formal actions at its Jan. 28 meeting. Listed below are motions, movers/seconders when provided, vote tallies and key notes. Where the transcript did not provide exact text for a motion, the description is noted as "not specified."
Votes at a glance
- Add closed session item (anticipated litigation, initiation of litigation, 3 matters): Motion by Mayor Pro Tem Kendrick; second by Councilmember Lodge. Roll call: passed 5-0. Note: two-thirds vote required and recorded as 5-0.
- Receive and file: Homeless ad hoc committee update (agenda item 7/receive and file): Passed by roll call 5-0.
- Consent calendar (remaining items after pulling items 8e, 8f, 8g, 8h for separate consideration): Motion by Councilmember Mayles; second by Mayor Pro Tem Kendrick. Roll call: passed 5-0.
- Item 8F (proclamations): Initial motion to table failed on roll call. Subsequent motion by Councilmember Mills, seconded by Councilmember Krupa, to add National Hispanic Heritage Month (September) and National Month of Prayer (June) to the proclamation list: passed 5-0. Council then approved the resolution with those additions (motion passed 5-0).
- Turnout gear procurement (sole-source vendor; staff report figure $57,400; updated vendor quote $57,380): Motion to approve procurement (motion by Councilmember Krupa; second by Councilmember Krupa/Krugba as recorded; roll call: passed 5-0). Note: staff said a current sole-source letter from Allstar (Lion brand turnout gear) was provided and the updated quote was verified.
- Block development item (8H): Motion to approve (mover Councilmember Krupa; second Councilmember Lodge). Roll call: passed 5-0. Staff noted corrections to previously published dates in the staff report had been republished.
- Hemet Youth Council (item 9A): Motion to approve resolution creating Hemet Youth Council (mover Mayor Pro Tem Kendrick; second Councilmember Lodge). Roll call: passed 5-0.
- Midyear fiscal review FY 2024-25 (item 9B): Motion to approve staff recommendations (mover Councilmember Mayles; second Councilmember Krupa). Roll call: passed 5-0. Staff recommended no midyear revenue or expenditure adjustments at this time; staff highlighted sales tax underperformance, stronger property tax and unusually high interest revenue to-date.
How to read this table: motions and outcomes reflect the transcript's recorded roll-call votes; where a formal motion text was not spelled out in the audio transcript, the description above summarizes the action taken as recorded.
