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Next Generation Advisory Board unanimously elects chair, vice chair
Summary
At its transitional meeting, Littleton’s Next Generation Advisory Board appointed Ricky Jackson as chair and Bobby Thomas as vice chair; both were confirmed by unanimous voice votes following nominations and brief discussion.
The Next Generation Advisory Board for Littleton elected Ricky Jackson as chair and Bobby Thomas as vice chair during its transitional meeting.
Jackson was nominated from the floor and the board voted by voice to appoint him chair. “I’m really looking forward to working closely with you guys,” Jackson told the group during introductions before the vote. After nominations closed, the membership responded to the motion with an affirmative voice vote and no recorded objections.
The board then moved to select a vice chair. Following nominations, the board appointed Bobby Thomas as vice chair by voice vote. Both officers will serve in those leadership roles at least through the board’s next regular organizational period, subject to the board’s bylaws and any future council direction.
Colleen Norton, Littleton’s city clerk, ran the transitional portions of the meeting and oversaw the nomination process. Robert Reichardt, the council liaison, remained available to answer procedural questions but did not move or second either formal motion during the roll calls.
The appointments concluded the board’s organizational business and handed meeting control to Chair Jackson, who called the board to order for the rest of the agenda.
Votes at a glance Jackson — Motion to appoint Ricky Jackson as chair: motion moved (by a board member), second not specified in the transcript; outcome: approved by voice vote (no nays recorded). Thomas — Motion to appoint Bobby Thomas as vice chair: mover not specified; second recorded as Mackenzie; outcome: approved by voice vote (no nays recorded).
The board did not record individual roll-call tallies in the public record for these appointments; the meeting minutes will reflect formal outcomes and attendance as submitted to the clerk’s office.
