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Laredo meeting Jan. 14 postponed after no quorum
Summary
A Laredo meeting scheduled for Jan. 14, 2025, was postponed after officials determined there was no quorum; attendees said the group will reschedule and aim for a quarterly meeting in March.
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A Laredo meeting scheduled for Jan. 14, 2025, was postponed after participants determined there was not a quorum, according to the meeting record.
The meeting record shows the session began at about 5:31 p.m., lasted roughly a minute and ended about 5:32 p.m. Attendees present included Sali Espada, a co-representative identified as Eloyisa (role described in the record as "co rep"), and Director RJ Badri. Several other members were listed as not present: Valentina, Salica Pumilla Tovil, Angel Gabriel, Joe Brennan and Dr. Mario Dominguez.
The organizers said the meeting must be postponed and rescheduled to a later date; participants discussed holding meetings quarterly and expressed a hope to convene in March. No formal motions or votes were recorded during the session, and no agenda actions were taken because the body lacked a quorum.
Because the session did not reach a quorum, no decisions, appointments or formal referrals were made. The record notes only that the group would verify availability and set a new date to reconvene. The meeting closed within minutes after the quorum issue was confirmed.
The brief session means any items that had been on the agenda remain pending; the record does not specify which agenda items will be carried forward, nor does it identify a confirmed reschedule date beyond a tentative March meeting window.
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