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Bridgeport Charter Township board appoints Mark Schluckebier as trustee
Summary
At a Nov. 4, 2025 special meeting, the Bridgeport Charter Township Board appointed Mark Schluckebier to a trustee vacancy by a 6-0 roll-call vote after interviews of four candidates; an earlier motion to appoint Roger Rosalez failed for lack of a second.
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The Bridgeport Charter Township Board appointed Mark Schluckebier to a township trustee seat at a special meeting on Nov. 4, 2025, voting 6-0 on a motion moved by Trustee Eddie Foxx and seconded by Trustee Kuznicki.
The appointment followed interviews of four candidates for the vacancy: Roger Rosalez, Mark Schluckebier, and two other applicants identified in the transcript only by the surnames Patton and Bailey (first names not specified). Trustee Foxx earlier moved to appoint Rosalez, but that motion died for lack of a second.
Supervisor Chad Evans called the meeting to order at 5:01 p.m. at the Governmental Center at 6740 Dixie Hwy. The board adopted the meeting agenda at the outset by a unanimous vote. The public comment period was opened and closed at 5:03 p.m.; no public presentations were recorded.
At the appointment vote, the board recorded the roll call as Foxx, Placher, McFarland, Kuznicki, Williams and Evans, all voting yes. The meeting minutes state the motion to appoint Schluckebier carried by the same 6-0 tally. Board members offered comments welcoming Schluckebier to the board following the vote.
The board adjourned at 5:55 p.m. The minutes note that Clerk Eddie Foxx administered the oath to Mark Schluckebier after the meeting concluded.
Actions recorded in the meeting included adoption of the agenda (6-0), an unsuccessful motion to appoint Roger Rosalez that died for lack of a second, the successful appointment of Mark Schluckebier (6-0), and a unanimous motion to adjourn. Where only a surname appears in the transcript (Patton, Bailey), first names were not specified in the meeting record.
