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Votes at a glance: Roseville council approves procurement, LOUs and appointments; tables Brownfield support

Roseville City Council · November 3, 2025
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Summary

At its Oct. 28 meeting, Roseville City Council approved purchase of two enclosed trailers, reappointed two planning commissioners, approved two letters of understanding from closed session on labor matters and tabled a Brownfield support resolution; full vote outcomes and motions listed.

Roseville City Council recorded several formal actions Oct. 28, 2025. Key outcomes from the meeting are below.

- Removal of agenda item E (closed session re: attorney-client privilege pursuant to MCL 15.2681): Motion to remove passed by voice vote.

- Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote.

- Award bid for two tandem enclosed trailers to Trailer Country USA: Motion to award the bid passed by voice vote following a presentation from public works; staff said two trailers were obtained at competitive pricing.

- Brownfield redevelopment plan for 31327 Gratiot (support resolution): Council moved to table the resolution pending a formal presentation by the developer; matter was tabled.

- Closed-door session actions (roll-call recorded): Council approved a closed-session discussion and actions related to patrol officers' collective bargaining agreement modification and supervisors' CBA modification; roll call recorded six affirmative votes on those motions.

- Reappointments: John Sirhi and John Jacobson were reappointed to the planning commission by voice vote.

- Letters of understanding approved in open session after closed session: Council approved a parental-leave letter of understanding with AFSCME Supervisors Local 1917 and a take-home vehicle policy LOU with the Police Officers Association of Michigan (with any increased auto costs to be covered by forfeiture funds and vehicles outfitted with GPS), both passed by voice vote.

- Adjournment: The council adjourned after approving the open items.

Vote notes: Where the meeting used voice votes without a roll call, the chair recorded the motion as carried; for two labor-related closed-session motions the clerk recorded six affirmative roll-call votes during the meeting.