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Votes at a glance: committee approves Oracle agreement, EY amendment and board appointments
Summary
The Wayne County Committee on Government Operations carried motions approving the Connect 43 report and Oracle cooperative agreement, a succession‑plan receive-and-file, an Ernst & Young amendment (bundled with a legal services amendment), and two board appointments.
At its meeting, the Wayne County Committee on Government Operations carried a series of routine and substantive motions:
- Items 1 & 5: Motion to forward the May 2025 Connect 43 steering committee monthly meeting report (receive and file) and to approve a cooperative agreement with Oracle America for application management services for Oracle Fusion. Mover: Commissioner Wilson; Second: Commissioner Killeen. Outcome: Motion carried (no roll‑call tally recorded in the transcript).
- Item 2: Motion to receive and file a status report on the progress of a succession plan for senior appointee positions. Mover: Commissioner Wilson; Second: Commissioner Killeen. Outcome: Motion carried.
- Items 3 & 4: Motion to approve Amendment 1 to a six‑month comparable source professional services contract with Ernst & Young (item 3) and Amendment 3 to a two‑year legal services agreement with Perkins Law Group related to collective bargaining negotiations (item 4). Mover: Commissioner Wilson; Second: Commissioner Killeen. Outcome: Motion carried.
- Items 7 & 8: Motion to approve the appointment of Pierre Hayden to the Wayne County Art Institute Authority Board of Directors (item 7) and the reappointment of Mario Morrow to the Wayne County Zoological Authority Board of Directors (item 8). Mover: Commissioner Wilson; Second: Commissioner Lien. Outcome: Motion carried.
The transcript records the clerk announcing "Motion carried" for each vote but does not include individual vote tallies or recorded yes/no/abstain votes by member.
