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Huntsville ISD board reorganizes leadership, casts district votes in Walker County appraisal election
Summary
At the November meeting the Huntsville ISD Board of Trustees reorganized officer positions (nominating Ken Holland as president, Tracy Stout as vice president and Kathy Schweitzer as secretary), approved the consent agenda, and passed Resolution 26-05 allocating 3,703 district votes in the Walker County Appraisal District election (2,903 to Bob Stout; 800 to Otis Oliphant).
The Huntsville Independent School District Board of Trustees reorganized its officers and conducted several routine votes at its November meeting, including a resolution allocating the district’s votes in the Walker County Appraisal District board election.
In nominations conducted under board policy BDA (Local) the board moved to elect Ken Holland as board president, Tracy Stout as vice president and Kathy Schweitzer as secretary. Nominations were made from the floor and trustees approved the slate by voice vote; no seat movements were required.
The board then approved the consent agenda after a motion and second. Later the trustees considered Resolution 26-05, which directs how Huntsville ISD casts its 3,703 votes for two positions on the Walker County Appraisal District Board of Directors. A motion nominated the allocation of 2,903 votes to Bob Stout and 800 votes to Otis Oliphant; the motion passed with one abstention (Trustee Stout).
Board President Ken Holland noted the district’s total votes available for the election. The resolution and officer elections were routine business items on the consent/action portion of the agenda; the board recorded no requested amendments to those items at the meeting.
Trustees also approved routine written reports and event notices in the board book before adjourning to executive session for a personnel report.
