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Council approves consent items, CDBG report, memorials and performance resolutions
Summary
In addition to individual votes, the council approved two consent items, later approved the third after discussion, authorized the city’s CDBG evaluation report, sent a memorial bouquet to Guillermo Serna’s family, and asked staff to prepare a statement honoring late Senator Faith Winter; performance-related resolutions passed 7–0.
Commerce City Council moved through a range of routine and ceremonial business in its most recent meeting, approving consent agenda items, authorizing the Community Development Block Grant evaluation report, and taking several memorial and personnel actions, according to the meeting summary.
Javi said the consent agenda included three items; the first two were approved unanimously and a third was pulled for discussion before later approval. During a public hearing the council authorized submission of the city’s annual evaluation report for the Community Development Block Grant program; that measure passed unanimously.
The council also voted unanimously to send a memorial bouquet to the family of longtime resident Guillermo Serna. Separately, council members unanimously asked the city to prepare a statement acknowledging the service of Colorado state senator Faith Winter, whom the transcript reports was recently killed in a traffic crash.
The meeting concluded after two executive sessions — one on the city attorney’s performance review and one to establish 2026 performance standards for the city manager. Resolutions approving a salary increase and performance standards for the city attorney and adopting 2026 performance standards for the city manager were recorded as approved by matching 7–0 votes.
For more information and to watch the meeting recording, Javi directed listeners to c3gov.com/video.
