Lebanon City Council approves claims by voice vote, adjourns and schedules Jan. 12 meeting
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At a brief Dec. 22 session, the Lebanon City Council approved payment of claims by voice vote, exchanged holiday thanks, and adjourned after a motion to close; the next meeting is scheduled for Jan. 12, 2026.
The Lebanon City Council approved payment of the council—s claims by voice vote and then adjourned a short Dec. 22 meeting.
Speaker 1 said the meeting had no minutes and that "the only thing we have on our agenda is the approval of the claims." After a motion to pay the claims and a second from John Copeland, the council voted "aye" and the motion carried by voice vote.
Speaker 1 offered brief thanks to council members for work during the year and extended holiday wishes, saying, "I appreciate all the council's hard work this year" and wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Later in the meeting Speaker 2 moved to adjourn; the motion was seconded by Rob Hawkins and approved by voice vote. Speaker 1 announced the council—s next meeting would be Jan. 12, 2026 and closed the session.
Attendance and absences were recorded during roll call: Keith Campbell, Robertson, Rob Hawkins, Mike Kinkade and John Copeland were present; Sierra Messinger and Sandra Jasanowski were absent and excused.
Why it matters: The council completed routine administrative business and set its next meeting date. The actions were procedural and decided by voice vote; no contested roll-call votes were recorded.
