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Anne Ennis elected chair of Brooklyn Agricultural Commission after Rosinski steps down
Summary
At a special April 28 meeting, the Brooklyn Agricultural Commission unanimously elected Anne Ennis as chair after Lachelle Rosinski said she could no longer serve because of time constraints; members briefly discussed merging with the Conservation Commission.
The Brooklyn Agricultural Commission elected Anne Ennis chair at a special meeting on April 28 after outgoing Chair Lachelle Rosinski said she could no longer serve in the role because of time constraints. The nomination by Stan Karro and second by Rosinski carried unanimously (5-0-0).
Commission members heard a proposal from Sandra Brodeur suggesting the Agricultural Commission consider merging with the Brooklyn Conservation Commission, saying the two bodies share similar goals. Anne Ennis offered to take on the chair duties, and Lou and Sandra Brodeur volunteered to prepare future agendas.
The nomination process was brief: Stan Karro moved to nominate Ennis, Rosinski seconded, there were no other nominations, and the voice vote was recorded as unanimous. The commission set its next meeting for May 26, 2026, and adjourned at 7:36 p.m.
Meeting actions recorded in the minutes show this leadership change was conducted by motion and unanimous voice vote; no ordinance, resolution or binding policy was adopted at this meeting.
