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Brentwood commission appoints Kathy Olin to park board, adopts consent resolutions and proclaims School Psychology Week

6689090 · October 27, 2025
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At its Oct. 27 meeting the Brentwood City Commission appointed Kathy Olin to the park board after two rounds of voting, adopted five consent resolutions, and proclaimed November 2025 as School Psychology Week following a presentation on shortages in the field.

Kathy Olin was appointed to the Brentwood Park Board after two rounds of voting by the Brentwood City Commission during its Oct. 27 meeting, and the commission adopted five consent resolutions covering grants, equipment change orders and easements. Mayor Andrews also issued a proclamation designating November 2025 as School Psychology Week following a presentation about school psychologist shortages.

The appointment to the park board required multiple ballots. In the final tally, Commissioners Dunn, Donahue, Garris and Travis voted for Kathy Olin; Vice Mayor Little, Mayor Andrews and Commissioner Pippen voted for Stacy Case. The commission recorded Kathy Olin as the appointee by a 4–3 vote.

The commission approved its minutes for a previous meeting on a motion by Commissioner Travis, seconded by Commissioner Don Deaton; the motion passed unanimously. The consent agenda, moved by Vice Mayor Little and seconded by Commissioner Donahue, passed…

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