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At a glance: Roseville council approves consent agenda, names reappointment, and authorizes two closed sessions

Roseville City Council · January 28, 2026
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda, reappointed Connie Rollin to the Beautification Committee, and voted to enter two closed sessions—one for pending litigation and one for a proposed AFSCME letter of understanding—each approved by recorded roll calls in the meeting.

Roseville — At its Jan. 27 meeting the Roseville City Council completed routine business and approved two requests to meet in closed session.

Routine approvals: The council approved the consent agenda by voice vote after a motion from Councilman Leticia that was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem (recorded as Hall). The council also approved the reappointment of Connie Rollin to the Beautification Committee by voice vote.

Closed sessions: The mayor asked the council to go into closed‑door session to consult with the city attorney about trial or settlement strategy in pending litigation identified in the transcript as involving Michael Burkel as personal representative of the estate of John R. Burkel versus the City of Roseville, citing MCL 15.2681(h); a motion to enter closed session was made and a roll call recorded seven members in favor. The council also voted to go into closed session to discuss a proposed letter of understanding with AFSCME Local 1917 under the same statutory citation; that motion also recorded seven affirmative votes.

Adjournment: The council adjourned the meeting after the closed sessions.

Votes and motions recorded in the meeting minutes include: consent‑agenda approval (motion and voice vote), budget amendment approval (separate motion approved by voice vote), reappointment of Connie Rollin (voice vote), and two roll‑call approvals to enter closed session (each recorded as seven members voting in favor).