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Admin & Finance committee recommends reappointment of Ebony Chapel to Alcohol and Beverage Board

5707842 · September 2, 2025
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Summary

The Indianapolis City-County Council Admin & Finance Committee voted to forward Proposal 233 — the reappointment of Ebony Chapel to the Alcoholic Beverage Board — to the full council with a ‘do pass’ recommendation after the candidate described her experience and commitment to public safety.

The Indianapolis City-County Council Admin & Finance Committee on an evening vote forwarded Proposal 233 — reappointment of Ebony Chapel to the Alcoholic Beverage Board — to the full council with a “do pass” recommendation.

The committee, chaired by Meskere (chair), took testimony from the candidate before moving the item. Ebony Chapel told the committee, “I would like to be on the board. I've learned a lot about how to work, closely with people that, you know, own nightlife spots and other businesses, and making sure that they're safe for the community.”

Councilor Willis moved Proposal 233 to the full council with a do-pass recommendation; Councilor Derek Cahill seconded. The committee called the voice vote; members responded “aye” and none opposed, and the chair announced the recommendation to the full council.

The committee record shows Chapel has served one full term on the Alcoholic Beverage Board. When asked by a councilor about term length, Chapel replied that she believed the term is “a full calendar year.” No other questions or formal objections were recorded during the committee’s consideration.

The item will next appear on the full City-County Council agenda, where the council will take final action on the reappointment.

Details on any required confirmations or additional materials from the Alcoholic Beverage Board were not specified in the committee record.