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Redevelopment Commission approves agenda, re-elects officers and retains consultant
Summary
At its Jan. 5, 2026, meeting the Redevelopment Commission approved the agenda and Dec. 15 minutes, retained Jamy Greathouse as president, elected David Lee vice president and Jason Hillenburg secretary, and voted to retain Reedy Financial Group as consultants.
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The Redevelopment Commission met on Jan. 5, 2026, and conducted routine organizational business, approving the meeting agenda and the Dec. 15, 2025, minutes before taking several officer elections and administrative votes.
The commission unanimously voted 3-0 to retain Jamy Greathouse as commission president after a motion by David Lee and a second from Jason Hillenburg. Following that vote, the commission elected David Lee as vice president on a motion by Jason Hillenburg, which Jamy Greathouse seconded, and then elected Jason Hillenburg as secretary on a motion by David Lee and seconded by Jamy Greathouse; both motions carried 3-0.
The body also voted to retain Reedy Financial Group as the commission's consultants. David Lee moved to retain the firm, Jason Hillenburg seconded, and the motion carried 3-0. There were no public comments recorded and two commissioners, TJ Mills and Dale Schmelzle, were noted as unable to attend; Jason Hillenburg participated by phone.
The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn, which carried 3-0. The minutes record motions and seconders for each action and indicate unanimous votes by the three present members. No additional substantive discussion or contested items were recorded in the transcript.
Next steps: the commission will record these minutes as its official actions for Jan. 5, 2026. Any follow-up (for example, documentation of consultant scope or contract terms) was not discussed in the transcript and is not specified.
