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Residents praise transparency, urge new video-recording ordinance at Quinton public comment
Summary
At the Jan. 6 Quinton Township re-organization meeting, members of the public commended the committee for transparency, confirmed that video ordinance 2025-06 did not pass, and said a new video-recording ordinance will be introduced this year; the mayor also proposed reestablishing a recreation committee.
During the Jan. 6 re-organization meeting's public-comment period, several residents addressed the committee.
C. Taylor opened public remarks by congratulating the newly sworn mayor and deputy mayor. G. Nazzareen thanked the committee for increased transparency and said that video ordinance 2025-06 did not pass last year; Nazzareen added that a new video-recording ordinance will be introduced this year. L. Winkels congratulated the committee and expressed enthusiasm for the year ahead. In response, Mayor Joseph Hannagan announced his idea to reestablish the Quinton Township Recreation Committee.
Comments were brief and occurred during the opened public session; the committee closed public comment and proceeded to adjourn later in the meeting.
