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Mesa council approves board appointments, then convenes executive session at Jan. 27 study session
Summary
During the Jan. 27 study session the City Council approved appointments to various boards and committees by voice vote and subsequently voted to convene in executive session; the transcript records voice votes but does not list the specific appointees.
The Mesa City Council approved appointments to various boards and committees by voice vote and then voted to convene in executive session during its Jan. 27 study session.
The presiding officer announced there were appointments to several boards and committees. A council member moved to approve the appointments and another council member seconded; the presiding officer then called for a voice vote and said, "All in favor, say aye." At least one council member responded "Aye." The Jan. 27 study-session transcript does not list the names of appointees or the names of the members who made and seconded the motion.
Later in the session, the council voted to convene in executive session. The presiding officer asked for a motion and a second; after the motion and second the council voted by voice, with the presiding officer again calling, "All in favor, say aye." The transcript records the ayes and the meeting moving to executive session.
Roll call at the start of the study session noted Council member Duff was absent; the presiding officer said all other council members were present. The transcript does not show formal roll-call vote tallies for the appointments or the executive-session motion beyond the voice votes recorded.
Votes at a glance
- Approve appointments to various boards and committees — Outcome: approved by voice vote; specific appointees not specified in the study-session transcript.
- Convene executive session — Outcome: approved by voice vote; council moved into executive session following the vote.
Details about which boards received appointments, the names of appointees, or which topic(s) were scheduled for the executive session are not specified in the provided study-session transcript.
