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Milford Center council swears in David Scott, records staff resignation and administrative updates
Summary
At its May 12 meeting, the Village of Milford Center council sworn in David Scott to fill a council vacancy, noted Zoning Inspector Sonya Brakewill resign effective May 31 and be rehired June 1 at her current pay rate, approved minutes and announced community and billing updates.
The Village of Milford Center council met May 12, 2025, where Mayor Ray Reisinger presided and officials recorded a series of routine administrative matters, including a swearing-in and a personnel notice.
David Scott was sworn in to the village council by Village Solicitor Alison Boggs to fill the vacancy left by Hunter Burnett. The transcript records the swearing-in during the mayor's report; no roll-call vote for the appointment was recorded in the minutes. Solicitor Alison Boggs administered the oath as part of the May 12 proceedings.
Also during the mayor's report, the council recorded that Zoning Inspector Sonya Brake submitted a resignation effective May 31, 2025, and that she will be rehired effective June 1, 2025, at her current pay rate. The agenda note in the minutes lists those personnel dates without additional explanation of the circumstances.
On a procedural motion, Council member Kerry King moved to accept the minutes as presented; Council member Doug Burnett seconded, and the council approved the minutes (the transcript reports that all were in favor). Later in the meeting Doug Burnett moved to adjourn, Kerry King seconded, and the transcript records a 5-0 vote to close the session.
During public comment, Joyce Hinton provided an update on a Commissioners meeting regarding a CDC grant; the minutes summarize that an update was given but do not include further detail. Committee reports noted that PERC will hold a Memorial Day parade and cookout on May 26, 2025. Mayor Reisinger, speaking on behalf of absent Council member Noah Eubanks, said utility bills will be sent late because of computer system issues.
The council also recorded routine administrative items: FLOS signature pages were presented for signing and no solicitor or engineering reports were offered. Council members reminded potential candidates to file election petitions if they plan to run this year.
The meeting adjourned after the motions recorded above. The next public-facing event noted in the minutes is the Memorial Day parade and cookout on May 26, 2025.
