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Charlevoix County Veterans Affairs Committee unable to approve business after lack of quorum

Charlevoix County Veterans Affairs Committee · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Charlevoix County Veterans Affairs Committee convened at 5:00 PM but determined it lacked a quorum and therefore could not approve minutes or take formal action; members and staff still discussed upcoming veterans events and next steps.

The Charlevoix County Veterans Affairs Committee convened at the Charlevoix County VA Office and called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM. The committee’s agenda included minutes from July 9, 2025, but the members determined they did not have a quorum and could not approve minutes or take other formal action.

The roll call read the committee membership and used 'X' to mark present and 'A' to mark absent; names listed on the roll call included Henry Erber (Chair), Timothy Nemecek, Joni Hosler, Seth Thorson, John Bush, Thomas Breakey and Mark Warner. The agenda also listed Board Liaison Scott Hankins and alternate Tim Kenney and county staff members Kaylee Wells and Polly Busman. The minutes record only that a lack of quorum prevented approval of agenda business; the transcript does not specify an official vote or recorded tally related to attendance.

Because no quorum was present, the committee deferred formal approvals, including the approval of minutes. Committee members and staff continued with informational items on the agenda, but no binding motions or votes were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 5:23 PM without formal action.

The committee noted it will revisit the listed business items—including the July 9, 2025 minutes—at a subsequent meeting when a quorum is present.