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Committee approves a slate of appointments and reappointments to city boards and commissions

City of Sacramento Council Committee (Committee of the Whole) · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The committee confirmed several appointments and reappointments, including a youth member to the Active Transportation Commission and Parks Commission, an Ethics Commission appointment, the reappointment of a Compensation Commission member, and reappointments to the Natomas Basin Conservancy and the Sacramento‑Yolo Mosquito & Vector Control District.

The committee approved multiple appointments and reappointments across city boards and commissions.

Active Transportation Commission: Staff recommended Dania Ahmed Amin (staff report spelling) for the youth seat K; the committee moved and approved the appointment unanimously.

Ethics Commission: Michael Kelly, a longtime Sacramento resident and former state ethics attorney, introduced his background and was appointed to seat B. Macau Thao was advanced for seat D; both nominations moved forward unanimously.

Parks & Community Enrichment Commission youth seat: Morgan Flournoy, a high‑school junior with local volunteer and leadership experience, was nominated and appointed to the youth seat K unanimously.

Compensation Commission: Elizabeth Pray (referred to at times in the record as Lisa Pray) spoke about her prior service and was reappointed to seat B when the committee regained quorum.

Natomas Basin Conservancy: Melinda Doran Bradbury (incumbent) and Patrick Hubert/Huber (incumbent) were reappointed to seats D and A respectively; the committee apologized for and clarified a prior clerical error about their eligibility before reappointing them.

Sacramento‑Yolo Mosquito & Vector Control District: Staff noted that applicant Raymond Latore could not attend; Gary Goodman, district manager, spoke in support of Ray’s reappointment. The committee chose a two‑year term and voted to reappoint Raymond Latore unanimously.

All appointment votes in committee were recorded as unanimous among members present. Names and some spellings appear inconsistently in the transcript; those variations are noted for verification with clerk’s staff.