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Disability Advisory Commission re-elects Sylvia Kramer as chair; Keith Ellis remains vice chair
Summary
On Jan. 14, 2026, the Sacramento Disability Advisory Commission re-elected Sylvia Kramer as chair and voted to retain Keith Ellis as vice chair. The meeting recorded formal votes after nominations and brief discussion; the consent calendar was also approved.
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The Sacramento Disability Advisory Commission on Jan. 14 re-elected Sylvia Kramer as chair for 2026 and confirmed Keith Ellis as vice chair.
The commission began the meeting with nominations. Commissioner Barnbaum nominated incumbent Sylvia Kramer for a second term; Chair Kramer then nominated Vice Chair Keith Ellis for the chair position. Because two valid nominations were on the table, the body voted first on the motion to make Vice Chair Ellis chair, which did not pass. The commission then voted to reappoint Sylvia Kramer as chair. Several commissioners recorded their votes during the roll call; the clerk announced the motion passed and Chair Kramer thanked colleagues for the re-election.
Commissioner Carr nominated Keith Ellis to remain vice chair. After a separate vote, the motion to reappoint Ellis as vice chair passed. Both officer elections followed the commission's established procedures for nominations and roll-call voting as explained by City Clerk's Office staff Cecilia Ventress.
The meeting also approved the consent calendar at the start of the session; the clerk recorded individual aye votes and the chair stated the motion passed.
The officer votes were procedural and closed with the chair and vice chair offering brief remarks; Chair Kramer expressed appreciation to fellow commissioners for the reelection and said she looked forward to continuing the commission's work in 2026.
The commission moved on to its agenda items after completing the elections.

