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Ethics Committee approves minutes, consent agenda and reappoints commissioner

Ethics Committee · January 14, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 13 meeting the Ethics Committee approved Dec. 3 minutes, a routine consent agenda and unanimously reappointed Mister Koenig to the ethics commission through 2029. Other procedural motions (allowing a member to appear online and adjournment) were also approved.

The Ethics Committee convened at 8:30 a.m. on Jan. 13 and carried several procedural items by unanimous votes. Members approved the minutes of the Dec. 3 meeting and a four-item consent agenda, voted to allow Matt Kochel to appear online for the meeting, and reappointed Mister Koenig to the ethics commission for a term ending in 2029.

The committee first took a motion to allow Matt Kochel to participate remotely; the motion was moved by Eric and seconded by Pam and approved by voice vote. Pam moved to approve the Dec. 3 minutes, Eric seconded, and the committee approved the minutes by voice vote. Later, Terry moved and Pam seconded the committee’s recommendation to reappoint Mister Koenig to the ethics commission for the longer term; a roll-call vote recorded all members voting yes.

The routine consent agenda (items 7.1–7.4) was presented with no requested removals and approved by roll call. At the meeting’s close, members moved and seconded adjournment; the motion carried and the session ended.

No public commenters spoke during the meeting’s public comment period.

The committee’s recorded actions at this meeting included motions to allow remote participation, approve minutes, confirm a multi-item consent agenda and reappoint a commissioner; all recorded votes on these items were in the affirmative.