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Votes at a glance: Hamilton Township approves minutes, bills and authorizes sale of unneeded police property

Hamilton Township Board of Trustees · July 2, 2025
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Summary

At a brief Hamilton Township board meeting trustees approved the Clerk's Journal and audio/video minutes for June 18, accepted presented bills, authorized Resolution 25-0701A permitting private sale of unneeded police property, and adjourned. All recorded votes were affirmative.

Hamilton Township trustees approved a set of routine motions and one administrative resolution during a short session.

The board approved the Clerk's Journal and accepted audio/video recordings as the official minutes for the June 18 regular meeting. An unidentified trustee moved the motion; trustees recorded affirmative responses when polled (Mister Sousa, Mister Cordray, Mister Razi).

The board then voted to accept the bills as presented; the motion passed with recorded affirmative votes (Mister Cordray, Mister Razi, Mister Sousa).

Chair moved to approve Resolution 25-0701A authorizing the private sale of unneeded and unfit-for-use property held by the police department. The motion was seconded and passed with trustees recorded as voting yes.

The meeting concluded following routine trustee comments and a motion to adjourn at 9:13 a.m., which was seconded and approved.