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Shelton park board completes leadership elections, approves consent items

Shelton Metropolitan Park District Board · March 19, 2026
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Summary

The Shelton Metropolitan Park District held an organizational meeting to elect board leadership and approve routine consent items. The board also received staff updates on recreation programming, a community survey and park projects; no public comments were received.

The Shelton Metropolitan Park District convened an organizational meeting and completed leadership elections before moving through routine business and an administrative report.

Board nominations opened for president and clerk. One member nominated Board member Gutierrez for president and another nominated Board member George Blush; the board closed nominations and conducted a roll-call vote. The presiding officer announced, "We have the new president, president Bush." The record shows nominees Gutierrez and George Blush and the chair’s announcement of President Bush as the result of the roll-call vote.

Nominations for clerk of the board included Melissa Stairs and Board member Gutierrez. Following a vote, the presiding officer announced that Council member Stearns will serve as clerk of the board.

The board then moved to the consent agenda. A board member made a motion to approve the consent agenda and meeting minutes, another member seconded, and the board voted in favor. The chair announced the motion carried and the minutes were approved.

The board solicited general public comment and staff reported no speakers had signed up. After routine acknowledgments, including a thank-you to "Terry in finance" for progress on a clean audit, the meeting proceeded to the administrative report and was later adjourned.