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Library Advisory Commission elects Laverne Davis as chair, Terry Gavett as vice chair

Library Advisory Commission · February 9, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 9 meeting, the Murrieta Library Advisory Commission elected Commissioner Laverne Davis as chair and Commissioner Terry Gavett as vice chair; the body approved the agenda and consent calendar by unanimous votes and adjourned after regular business.

The Murrieta Library Advisory Commission on Feb. 9 unanimously appointed Commissioner Laverne Davis as chair and Commissioner Terry Gavett as vice chair for 2026, and approved the evening's agenda and consent calendar by 4'0 votes.

The commission opened the meeting and completed roll call before beginning a nomination process for chair. A commissioner nominated Laverne Davis, who accepted. Commissioners moved to close nominations and voted to appoint Davis; the motion carried unanimously. After a brief recess, Davis presided over the vice-chair election, during which Commissioner Terry Gavett was nominated, accepted and was appointed by unanimous vote.

The body then considered ministerial business. Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the meeting agenda and to adopt consent calendar items 1 and 2. No public comments were recorded on the election items. The meeting concluded later that evening by consensus to adjourn.

Votes at a glance

- Appointment of Chair (Commissioner Laverne Davis): motion to close nominations and appoint carried unanimously (4'0). - Appointment of Vice Chair (Commissioner Terry Gavett): appointment carried unanimously (4'0). - Agenda approval: carried unanimously (4'0). - Consent calendar (items 1'2): carried unanimously (4'0).

Next steps: Appointees will serve in their leadership roles for 2026 and the commission will continue scheduled business in forthcoming meetings.