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Votes at a glance: Oak Grove City Council actions on Feb. 27, 2025

2157843 · January 27, 2025
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Summary

A quick reference list of formal motions and outcomes from the Feb. 27 Oak Grove City Council meeting.

The Oak Grove City Council took the following formal actions at its Feb. 27, 2025 meeting. Vote tallies shown are as recorded at the meeting.

- Motion to set the regular agenda: Motion carried 5-0 (mover: Councilmember West; second: Councilmember Tradewell).

- Approval of council minutes (Jan. 13, 2025) with a staff wording correction noted: Motion carried 5-0 (mover: Councilmember Bridal Johnson; second: Councilmember Wylie).

- Consent agenda (items a, c, d, e): Motion carried 5-0 (mover: Councilmember Tradewell; second: Councilmember Wylie). Item b (accept resignation of firefighter Remneth Sean) was pulled and approved separately: Motion carried 5-0 (mover: Councilmember West; second: Councilmember Wylie).

- Resolution 2025-029 (2025 Street Improvement Project): Approved 5-0 (mover: Councilmember West; second: Councilmember Wylie).

- Acceptance of schematic design report for City Hall–Fire Station project: Approved 5-0 (mover: Councilmember West; second: Councilmember Trudell).

- Amendment and approval of post-election review request (increase to four precincts for 2026): Approved 5-0 (mover: Councilmember West; second: Councilmember Bridal Johnson).

- Resolution 2025-032 (poll pads): Motion to table carried 5-0 (mover: Councilmember West; second: Councilmember Tradewell).

All recorded council votes at the meeting were unanimous (5-0) as noted above; no recorded motions failed or were postponed beyond tabling of the poll-pad resolution. Several items required follow-up by staff (bid advertising, design refinements, coordination with county elections).