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South Bloomfield council unanimously approves sick-leave amendment and emergency resolution
Summary
At its Aug. 18 meeting, the South Bloomfield Village Council approved Ordinance 2025-19 (amending the village sick-leave policy) on second reading and passed Resolution 2025-11 as an emergency to authorize destruction of certain personal property and add a Movie Nights discussion; both measures passed by unanimous recorded votes.
South Bloomfield — The Village of South Bloomfield Village Council voted unanimously on Aug. 18 to adopt an amendment to the village sick-leave policy and to pass an emergency resolution authorizing the destruction of certain personal property and adding a Movie Nights discussion to the agenda.
Ken Everts moved and Woody Blanton seconded approval of the second reading of Ordinance 2025-19, an amendment to the village sick-leave policy. The motion passed with all six council members recording ‘yes’ votes (Ken Everts, Woody Blanton, Tom Ramsay, Lisa McDorman, Dena Cobb, Amber Murphy). The ordinance was taken up on its second reading and approved at the meeting.
Amber Murphy introduced Resolution 2025-11, titled “Resolution Authorizing the Destruction of Certain Personal Property,” and Lisa McDorman moved to waive the second and third readings and pass the measure as an emergency. That motion also carried on a unanimous recorded vote. The resolution was added to the supplemental agenda earlier in the meeting and was approved as an emergency to allow immediate effect; the resolution’s text authorizes the destruction of listed personal property (the resolution title was read into the record; details of the items authorized for destruction are in the resolution document filed with village records).
All recorded votes listed the same six council members as voting in the affirmative. No dissenting or abstaining votes were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: The ordinance changes the village’s sick-leave policy (Ordinance 2025-19) and will take effect following the proper administrative processing; the emergency passage of Resolution 2025-11 allows the village to proceed immediately with the disposition of specified personal property and enables a Movie Nights agenda item to move forward without delay.
The council did not provide additional detail in the public minutes about which items would be destroyed under the resolution; the resolution text filed with village records lists the specific categories and will be the authoritative source for implementation details. The council adjourned at 6:39 p.m.
