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Citizens Bond Oversight Advisory Board accepts resignation; members discuss site visit

Citizens Bond Oversight Advisory Board · June 16, 2026
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Summary

The advisory board accepted Steve Cooper’s resignation by voice vote, voted to reopen agenda item two for further oversight questions, and discussed logistics for a posted site visit to the construction site.

The Citizens Bond Oversight Advisory Board on June 16 voted to accept the resignation of member Steve Cooper and discussed arranging a site visit to review progress on the Behavioral Care Center and Adult Detention Center.

A board member moved to accept Steve Cooper’s letter of resignation, which was included in the meeting packet; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board did not record a named mover or seconder in the transcript.

Later in the meeting, a member moved to reopen agenda item number two so the board could ask more detailed questions about change orders and site conditions; the motion passed on a voice vote.

Board members proposed a site visit to see site work and utilities in person. Staff said any external meeting with a quorum would need to be posted as a public meeting; alternatives discussed included smaller groups that would not form a quorum or arranging a special posted meeting at the Flintco site, where Flintco offered a meeting room. Staff agreed to consult with the county clerk about scheduling and posting requirements and to work with Flintco and HOK to set up a visit if appropriate.

The board adjourned following the discussion.