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Council approves multiple appointments and routine appropriations, most unanimously
Summary
The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a slate of appointments and routine appropriations on June 1, including the appointment of Jordan Gathers as deputy mayor and multiple reappointments and funding items; most votes were unanimous 25-0.
Chairman Mascari presented Proposal 119 to appoint Jordan Gathers as deputy mayor for neighborhood engagement; the council approved the appointment after noting it had passed committee 11-0. "Proposal 119 approves the appointment of Jordan Gathers to the deputy mayor of the neighborhood engagement," Chairman Mascari said before the item passed on a 25-0 vote.
Across the meeting the council moved through a set of routine items — reappointments to boards, transfers and appropriations and several payment-in-lieu-of-taxes for affordable housing projects — with committee recommendations and unanimous voice votes. Chair Osoley noted that Proposal 123 to reappoint Greg West carried on the record after the committee vote and was approved 25-0; Councilor Brown publicly thanked Mr. West for supporting a data-center moratorium.
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