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Votes at a glance: Indio council approves consent items, appointments and facility names

2232727 · February 6, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the consent calendar, appointed delegates to regional bodies, approved two appointments to a regional animal campus commission, and approved the conference room names (see article details). Most actions were unanimous.

The Indio City Council on Tuesday recorded several formal actions during its regular meeting. Key outcomes:

- Excuse absence: Council voted 4‑0 to excuse Mayor Pro Tem Holmes' absence from the meeting.

- SCAG delegate: The council appointed Councilmember Furman as delegate and Councilmember Oscar Ortiz as alternate to the 2025 Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Annual General Assembly; the motion passed unanimously.

- Coachella Valley Animal Campus Commission: The council appointed Mayor Glenn Miller as representative and Ken Harding as alternate to represent the city on the Coachella Valley Animal Campus Commission; the motion passed 4‑0.

- Consent calendar: Items 10.1 through 10.10 were considered; Councilmember Ortiz pulled item 10.8 (Flock Safety cameras) for discussion. After the discussion the city approved the consent calendar items and the Flock amendment by unanimous vote.

- Conference room names: Council approved a set of six names for City Hall conference rooms (Chief Cabazon; Lewis and Audrey Strange; A.G. Tingaman; Sherry Itzematsu; Leroy Polley; June McCarroll). That motion passed unanimously and staff will forward the names to the sign vendor.

Meeting votes were recorded as unanimous 4‑0 on the public items noted above; Mayor Pro Tem Holmes was absent for the meeting. Where council gave direction in closed session, the city attorney said the council directed initiation of litigation on two closed items by a vote of 4‑0 (no public details were released).