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Votes at a glance: Sunbury council actions, June meeting

Sunbury City Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The council tabled the 287(g) decision, accepted several appointments, approved a police staffing/training reallocation, advanced a parking-ordinance first reading, and approved multiple routine personnel and procurement items.

At its June meeting the Sunbury City Council took a series of administrative and personnel actions in addition to tabling further consideration of a proposed 287(g)/ICE task-force agreement.

Summary of recorded actions and outcomes

- Motion to table further action on the proposed 287(g) ICE task-force agreement: tabled to the next meeting after motion and second were recorded; several councilors voted in favor and at least one voted against (see earlier story). (SEG 1160—SEG 1219)

- Accepted letter of interest for the Planning Commission (Andre Menchaca): motion seconded and approved. (SEG 1220—SEG 1226)

- Received the appointment of Derek Packer as Deputy EMA Director (motion and vote recorded). (SEG 1233—SEG 1246)

- Approved promotion (to be ceremonially pinned at a future meeting) of Aaron Doyle to corporal. (SEG 1248—SEG 1263)

- Approved sending two candidates (Toby Tray and Dustin Heiser) to the police academy and reallocating $48,000 from salary to training/outfitting. (SEG 1264—SEG 1368)

- Approved removal of Jeff from the blight committee (requested by the member). (SEG 1402—SEG 1421)

- Approved hiring Ken Knapp (up to 15 hours/week at $18/hour) for maintenance work. (SEG 1426—SEG 1451)

- Approved Resolution 2026-10 (re-procurement policy). (SEG 1454—SEG 1468)

- Approved first reading of a parking ordinance amendment to prohibit vehicle servicing/repair on city streets and rights-of-way. (SEG 1469—SEG 1490)

- Approved payment abstracts and vouchers: General Fund $265,449.11; Liquid Fuels $18,051.85; Payroll $83,772.65. (SEG 1491—SEG 1506)

Notes: Where the transcript records explicit roll-call results those are indicated in the timeline items; in several cases votes were recorded as affirmative without full roll-call detail in the transcript excerpt. For the tabled 287(g) item, the motion passed but some roll-call entries were not fully explicit in the transcript.