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Board backs disciplinary remands, approves UPAC recommendations and consent calendar
Summary
After exiting executive session the board approved multiple remand orders and UPAC recommendations, including a three-year suspension in one case and a substitute letter-of-warning in another; most motions were moved by Member Boggess and vote tallies ranged from unanimous to split.
The board reconvened from executive session and handled a sequence of disciplinary and administrative items under agenda item 16, voting on remand orders and multiple UPAC recommendations.
Member Boggess moved several of the motions throughout the session. "With regard to case number 24-2150, I move that the board adopt the remand order with an extended reprimand," Member Boggess said; that motion was seconded and passed unanimously. Shortly afterward the board approved a remand order imposing a three-year suspension in case number 25-2187; that motion passed 13–1 with a lone no vote recorded from Member Lear.
The board approved a string of UPAC recommendations. Case number 25-2203, 25-2213, 25-2215 and 25-2227 each passed unanimously after motions to accept UPAC's recommendations. The motion on case number 25-2212 passed 13–1; the transcript shows inconsistent spellings for the lone opposing member (appearing as "Member Carrie" and "Member Carey" in different lines). Case 25-2216 also passed with one recorded opposition. Case 25-2247 passed 12–1 with one abstention (Member Bollinger) and one no vote recorded in the transcript as Member Kelly.
A substitute motion was offered on case number 25-2287 recommending issuance of a letter of warning instead of the UPAC recommendation. The substitute passed 8 in favor, with one abstention and five no votes. The transcript explicitly lists the five no votes as Member Booth, Member Bollinger, Member Wood, Member Jaime, and Member Lear; it records the single abstention as Member Boggess.
The board then approved the UPAC consent calendar, again moved by Member Boggess; the calendar passed with 13 in favor and one abstention noted in the record. After completing the agenda items the presiding officer closed the matter and returned to the regular agenda.
Votes at a glance - Case 24-2150: Remand order with extended reprimand — Passed unanimously. - Case 25-2187: Remand order with three-year suspension — Passed 13–1 (no: Member Lear). - Case 25-2203: UPAC recommendation — Passed unanimously. - Case 25-2212: UPAC recommendation — Passed 13–1 (opposition recorded in transcript with inconsistent spelling: "Member Carrie"/"Member Carey"). - Case 25-2213: UPAC recommendation — Passed unanimously. - Case 25-2215: UPAC recommendation — Passed unanimously. - Case 25-2216: UPAC recommendation — Passed 13–1 (one opposition recorded). - Case 25-2227: UPAC recommendation — Passed unanimously. - Case 25-2247: UPAC recommendation — Passed 12 in favor; 1 abstention (Member Bollinger); 1 no vote (Member Kelly). - Case 25-2287: Substitute motion (letter of warning) — Passed 8 in favor; 1 abstention (Member Boggess); 5 no votes (Members Booth, Bollinger, Wood, Jaime, Lear). - UPAC consent calendar: Approved 13 in favor; 1 abstention.
The board’s actions were limited to adopting or rejecting UPAC recommendations and issuing remand orders and sanctions. No additional direction to staff or follow-up reporting requirements were recorded in the transcript.
The meeting returned to its regular agenda after the votes were recorded.
