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Council approves change to Recreation Authority millage timing; routine appointments and procedural motions pass
Summary
The Roseville City Council on July 8 approved moving the Recreation Authority millage collection from the winter tax roll to a summer collection beginning July 1, 2026, to comply with state statute. The council also approved routine items including a reappointment to the Police and Fire Civil Service Commission and several procedural motions.
The Roseville City Council on July 8 approved a request from the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpointe to move its millage collection from the winter tax roll to a summer tax collection beginning July 1, 2026, saying the change is required to comply with state statute.
Council action was brief. Councilman Leticia moved approval; Councilwoman McCartney supported the motion. The mayor called for the question; the motion carried.
Other formal actions during the meeting included excusing two members, approving the consent agenda, reappointing John Sirhi to the Police and Fire Civil Service Commission, and adjourning the meeting. Motions on those items were made and supported from the dais and carried by voice vote.
The city did not record a roll-call tally in the meeting minutes for these items; the mayor declared the motions approved during the session.
Votes at a glance
- Motion to excuse Councilwoman Hagerty and Mayor Pro Tem Hahn: Moved by Councilwoman McCartney; supported by Councilman Knox; outcome: approved (declared by the chair).
- Consent agenda approval: Moved by Councilman Knox; supported by Councilman Leticia; outcome: approved (voice vote declared by the chair).
- Request from the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpointe to move millage collection from winter to summer, effective 07/01/2026, to comply with state statute: Moved by Councilman Leticia; supported by Councilwoman McCartney; outcome: approved (voice vote declared by the chair).
- Reappointment of John Sirhi to the (Act 78) Police and Fire Civil Service Commission: Moved by Councilwoman McCartney; supported by Councilman Knox; outcome: approved (voice vote declared by the chair).
- Motion to adjourn: Moved by Councilman Leticia; supported by Councilman Knox; outcome: approved.
Meeting context and limits
Minutes and the meeting transcript show the council used voice votes for routine items and did not provide formal roll-call tallies in the record for these motions. The millage timing change was described in the meeting as requested to comply with state statute; the council record does not include the statute citation or supporting ordinance language in the discussion.
