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Council appoints Doug Roberts to council‑appointed seat on police pension board
Summary
To comply with residency rules in Chapter 15.73 of the Tavares Code of Ordinances, the council appointed Doug Roberts to the council‑appointed police pension trustee seat; his move vacates the elected police seat and the staff said the vacancy will be filled through the police membership election process.
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The council voted on May 21 to appoint Doug Roberts to the council‑appointed seat on the Police Pension Board, filling a vacancy created by a retirement.
City staff explained that Chapter 15.73 of the Tavares Code of Ordinances requires council‑appointed trustees to be legal residents of the city; Roberts, who already serves on the police pension board in an elected capacity, agreed to transition into the council‑appointed seat. Staff said the previously elected police seat will be vacated and filled through the board’s police membership election procedures. John Hall, a police officer who is not a city resident, had expressed interest in an elective seat and meets eligibility requirements for election under the code, staff said.
The council moved and seconded the mayor’s recommendation to appoint Roberts. The appointment was approved by voice vote.
