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Board adopts consent agenda and apportionment report; approves closed session, all by unanimous roll call
Summary
At today’s meeting the Kent County Board of Commissioners adopted the consent agenda and Resolution 87 (the 2025 apportionment report) and voted to enter a closed session; all three motions passed by roll call vote, 20–0.
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The Kent County Board of Commissioners adopted the consent agenda, approved Resolution 87 (the 2025 apportionment/apportionment report from the Bureau of Equalization) and voted to enter a closed session to consider privileged county legal material. All three motions passed by roll call vote 20–0.
The consent agenda was moved by Commissioner Pacla and supported by Commissioner Hildebrand; the clerk announced the roll call resulted in 20 yays, 0 nays and the motion passed.
Resolution 87, described during the meeting as the apportionment report from the Bureau of Equalization, was moved by Commissioner Steck and supported by Commissioner Womack; the clerk recorded 20 yays, 0 nays and the resolution was adopted.
Later in the meeting Vice Chair Burrell moved, and Commissioner Teal supported, a motion to enter a closed session under the Open Meetings Act (MCL 15.268(h)) to consider a written opinion of counsel that is exempt from disclosure under state or federal law; the motion passed by roll call vote 20–0.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: moved Commissioner Pacla; supported Commissioner Hildebrand; outcome: adopted, roll call 20–0. - Resolution 87 (2025 apportionment report): moved Commissioner Steck; supported Commissioner Womack; outcome: adopted, roll call 20–0. - Motion to enter closed session under MCL 15.268(h): moved Vice Chair Burrell; supported Commissioner Teal; outcome: adopted, roll call 20–0.

