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Votes at a glance: Millville Council actions on June 11, 2026

Millville City Council · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Summary of motions, ordinances and resolutions the Millville City Council passed June 11, including appointments, compensation changes, and budget adoptions; all recorded motions passed unanimously by the five councilmembers present.

Millville — At its June 11 meeting the Millville City Council recorded a series of unanimous votes on routine and fiscal items. Below are the adopted items and short descriptions.

Key outcomes - Resolution 2026‑4: Appointed Councilmember Jacob Ames as Mayor Pro Tempore for FY27. (Mover: Ryan Zollinger; seconder: Jeremy Ward; outcome: approved.) - Ordinance 2026‑3: Increased Planning Commission meeting stipend from $25 to $35. (Mover: Pamela June; seconder: Jacob Ames; outcome: adopted.) - Resolution 2026‑5: Adopted revisions to the FY26 budget. (Mover: Jacob Ames; seconder: Jeremy Ward; outcome: approved.) - Resolution 2026‑6: Accepted the County‑certified 2026 property tax rate (no city tax increase). (Mover: Ryan Zollinger; seconder: Pamela June; outcome: approved.) - Ordinance 2026‑4: Adopted a 6% increase in employee compensation. (Mover: Jacob Ames; seconder: Darcy Ripplinger; outcome: adopted.) - Resolution 2026‑7: Adopted the FY27 budget. (Mover: Jacob Ames; seconder: Ryan Zollinger; outcome: approved.)

All motions recorded in the minutes show Councilmembers Jeremy Ward, Pamela June, Jacob Ames, Darcy Ripplinger and Ryan Zollinger voting yes on each listed action; the minutes list no no‑votes, abstentions or recusals. Several agenda items were procedural or informational (City Celebration update, public works report, planning topics) and did not require formal action.

What to expect: The Council will receive future design and bid documents (for example, for the 550 East widening) and may revisit budget allocations if actual construction estimates differ from current projections.