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Votes at a glance: Chino council unanimous on consent calendar, budget resolutions, ARC JPA amendment and community support funds
Summary
At its Jan. 21 meeting the Chino City Council unanimously approved routine and substantive items including two budget resolutions, a JPA amendment to rename and expand the regional animal‑services agency, and community support funding for police foundation events.
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The Chino City Council recorded the following formal outcomes at its Jan. 21 meeting. All listed motions passed unanimously unless noted.
• Consent calendar: Approved (motion from Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second from Councilperson Comstock). No items were pulled for separate discussion.
• Resolution No. 2025‑6: Midterm budget update for fiscal year 2024–25: Adopted (motion from Councilperson Comstock; second from Councilperson Lucio). Council directed staff to implement midterm changes and return with a mid‑year review timed to the audit.
• Resolution No. 2025‑7: Appropriations limit for fiscal year 2024–25: Adopted (motion from Councilperson Comstock; second from Councilperson Lucio).
• First Amendment to West End Animal Services Agency JPA (renaming to Animal Resource Center of the Inland Empire and admitting City of Montclair and San Bernardino County unincorporated areas): Approved (motion from Mayor Pro Tem Burton; second from Councilman Lucio). The amendment adjusts member fiscal shares (Ontario 58%, Chino 28%, Montclair 10%, county unincorporated 4%) and authorizes the city manager to execute conforming document changes.
• Community support funds: Approved support to the Chino Police Officers Foundation for the Run for Russ and the Baker to Vegas run (motion from Councilman Flores; second from Councilwoman Comstock).
Voting context: In each instance the audio record shows unanimous council approval. Council members participating in votes include the mayor, Mayor Pro Tem Burton, Councilmembers Comstock, Lucio and Flores.
Ending: Staff will carry out implementation tasks tied to each action (budget execution and reporting, JPA document changes and ARC operational steps, community support disbursement) and report back according to the timelines discussed on the record.

