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Votes at a glance: Baldwin Park City Council, June 4, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal council actions taken at the June 4 Baldwin Park City Council meeting, including consent calendar approvals, vehicle purchases, executive appointments, the AB 2561 filing, and study-session direction on the FY 2025–26 budget.
The Baldwin Park City Council recorded the following formal actions during its June 4, 2025 meeting. Counts below reflect roll-call tallies recorded in the meeting transcript.
- Consent calendar (items 1–6 and 8): Motion to adopt items 1–6 and 8 passed by roll call 5-0 (mover: Councilmember Lozano; second: Councilmember Ayala). Item 7 was pulled for clarification and later considered separately.
- Item 7 (purchase of vehicles): Motion to approve purchasing three pickup trucks (two for CSOs and one for code officers) passed by roll call 5-0 (mover: Mayor Pro Tem Damian; second: Councilmember Estrada). Staff indicated the smaller vehicles will likely be 1/2-ton pickups and the larger vehicle a 3/4-ton depending on price; make/model to be selected based on best price.
- Item 9 (employment agreement with Manuel Carrillo Jr. for chief executive officer): Motion carried 5-0 (see separate article for details). The salary was reported as $250,797.02 per year; accrued vacation payout and benefits details were summarized prior to the vote.
- Item 10 (employment agreement with Okima Dorr for director of community development): Motion carried 5-0 (see separate article for details). Staff stated the salary as step 1 of the executive schedule, reported in the meeting as $159,272.55 per year; benefits per the executive benefits matrix.
- Item 11 (AB 2561 public hearing on vacancies/recruitment/retention): Council closed the hearing and voted to file and receive the report; motions passed 5-0. Staff reported 14 vacancies citywide out of 95 authorized positions (snapshot as of June 3).
- Study session (FY 2025–26 budget): No final adoption vote was taken; council provided direction to staff to preserve $6,000,000 of Measure BP proceeds as a community baseline, to consider transfers of Measure BP revenue above that threshold to reduce the general fund deficit and help fund community events, and to return on June 18 with a revised budget for adoption.
All roll-call votes recorded in the meeting transcript were 5-0 for the items listed above.
