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Ontario Council adopts 'Mayor for the Day' resolution for high school students

Ontario City Council · June 4, 2025
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Summary

Ontario City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 25-05 authorizing Ontario High School students to be named 'Mayor for the Day.' The resolution was read and adopted under suspension of the three-reading rule.

Ontario City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 25-05 on June 4, 2025, authorizing Ontario High School students to be named "Mayor for the Day." The council moved to suspend the three-reading requirement, read the resolution by title, and voted 7–0 to adopt the measure.

Council member Kyle Webb moved to suspend the reading of Resolution No. 25-05 on three separate days; Rose Feagin seconded and the motion passed 7–0. Nathan Sunderland read the resolution by title. Sunderland then moved to adopt the resolution and Troy Sapp seconded; the adoption carried on a roll-call vote with seven ayes and zero nays.

The resolution was presented and enacted during the regular council meeting; council did not attach additional conditions in the public record. The meeting record lists the vote as unanimous and records the resolution as adopted under the emergency procedure. No further implementation steps were discussed at the meeting.