Council member moves to call regular election for Southeast and Southwest wards in Nacogdoches

A council member moved to approve an ordinance calling the regular election for the Southeast and Southwest wards in Nacogdoches, and the motion was approved unanimously, the presiding officer said.

The item appeared under the regular agenda after opening formalities and the pledges of allegiance. A council member recited the motion: "motion that we approve the ordinance calling the regular election of council members for Southeast And Southwest Wards." Another council member seconded the motion; the transcript contains overlapping turn-taking that makes which participant formally moved and which seconded unclear.

The presiding officer put the question to the chamber and members present responded "Aye." The Chair summarized the outcome: "Motion carries unanimously." No roll-call or numeric vote tally was recorded in the transcript.

With the ordinance approved, the presiding officer adjourned the meeting and closed with a benediction: "God bless the great city of Nacogdoches, Texas." The record includes no further discussion, amendments, dates for the election, or administrative details about how the election will be implemented.

The meeting began with brief opening remarks and the pledges of allegiance; public comment or additional deliberations were not recorded in the provided transcript.