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Greenwood Redevelopment Commission accepts conflict disclosures, re-elects officers and approves minutes
Summary
At its Jan. 13 meeting the Greenwood Redevelopment Commission accepted two written conflict disclosures, retained the existing officer slate for 2026, and approved its December minutes; all motions passed by unanimous voice votes.
The Greenwood Redevelopment Commission accepted two written conflict-of-interest disclosures and kept its current slate of officers at a meeting on Jan. 13.
A staff speaker reported "we have written disclosures of conflict from Brian Harris concerning his employment with the third bank" and a separate written disclosure from Kevin Hoover concerning a representation agreement. A motion to accept the disclosures was made, seconded, and approved by voice vote, 5-0.
Commissioners also moved to retain the same officers for 2026—keeping the current president and listing Mister Hoover as vice president and secretary—and approved that motion, 5-0. The commission then approved minutes from the December meeting by the same unanimous vote.
No additional details about the conflicts were read into the record beyond the written disclosures. The commission proceeded to other agenda items following the procedural votes.
