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Votes at a glance: Hallandale Beach commission approves supplemental agenda, consent items and Family Field Day funding

2510699 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved the supplemental agenda, the consent agenda and a motion authorizing direct costs for the Family Field Day event; all motions passed unanimously 4-0 with Commissioner Lee Matapas absent.

At its March 5 meeting, the Hallandale Beach City Commission recorded three formal votes during the business portion of the meeting. Each motion passed by roll call with four members voting yes and one member absent.

Votes and outcomes

- Acceptance of the supplemental agenda — Motion moved and seconded; roll call: Commissioner Butler: Yes; Vice Mayor Michelle Lazaro: Yes; Mayor Joy F. Cooper: Yes; Commissioner Joy Adams: Yes; Commissioner Lee Matapas: Absent. Motion carries 4-0.

- Approval of the consent agenda — Motion moved and seconded; roll call: Commissioner Adams: Yes; Commissioner Lee Matapas: Absent; Mayor Cooper: Yes; Commissioner Butler: Yes; Vice Mayor Lazaro: Yes. Motion carries 4-0.

- Approval to authorize direct costs for the Family Field Day (including staffing, permits and equipment) — Motion moved and seconded; roll call: Vice Mayor Lazaro: Yes; Commissioner Lee Matapas: Absent; Mayor Cooper: Yes; Commissioner Adams: Yes; Commissioner Butler: Yes. Motion carries 4-0.

Why it matters: These procedural votes advance routine city business and fund an upcoming community event; the Family Field Day motion explicitly authorized direct event costs including staffing and permits.

Ending: No controversial ordinances or budget adoptions were recorded in these votes; commissioners moved on to other items after the roll calls confirmed the three motions carried unanimously among members present.