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Apache Junction Arts Commission re-elects Jeff Danford as chair, names Gretchen Klett vice chair

Apache Junction Arts Commission · December 9, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 8 meeting the Apache Junction Arts Commission approved the consent agenda, unanimously re-elected Jeff Danford as chair and Gretchen Klett as vice chair, and scheduled the next meeting; officers were confirmed by roll-call votes.

The Apache Junction Arts Commission unanimously approved its consent agenda and confirmed leadership for 2026 on Dec. 8, re-electing Jeff Danford as chair and naming Gretchen Klett vice chair.

Rudy moved to open nominations and one nomination was received for chair; after a formal motion and second commissioners held a roll-call vote that recorded unanimous 'yes' votes and the chair declared the motion carried. Rudy congratulated the chair, saying, "Congratulations, mister chairman. You are chairman again." The commission then opened nominations and voted to approve Gretchen Klett as vice chair; the chair announced, "Congratulations, Gretchen. You are vice chair." Those roll-call results were recorded on the meeting record.

The commission also approved the consent agenda at the start of the meeting after a motion and second; the roll-call recorded all present voting yes. Commissioners present for the votes included Chairman Danford, Vice Chair Klett, Commissioner Cooper, Commissioner Meek and Commissioner Smithson.

Business concluded with scheduling of the next meeting by motion and roll-call approval; the chair adjourned the meeting at 6:12:30 p.m. No contested actions or formal dissent were recorded during the votes.

The meeting record shows the confirmations were procedural and completed by roll-call; no ordinances, contracts or budget adoptions were taken during the session.