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Neighborhood Board elects new officers, confirms slate by roll call
Summary
The neighborhood board completed its annual officer elections: Patrick Smith was elected chair, Ray G vice chair, Mike Lum secretary and Philip treasurer after roll‑call voting. The board also agreed to keep meeting times and business order to accommodate first responders.
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The neighborhood board held its annual officer elections for the term running through June 30, 2025, and confirmed the slate by roll call. Patrick Smith was nominated for chair and, after a roll‑call count Rachel (staff) reported nine affirmative votes and the chair announced the result. "I have nine," Rachel said when confirming the vote.
Board members then nominated and confirmed Ray G as vice chair, Mike Lum as secretary and Philip as treasurer in successive roll‑call votes. The chair noted the process is prescribed by procedure and asked for members to state each name for the official record. The board accepted the slate and moved on to the regular agenda, adjusting the order of business so first responders could leave early as requested.
The elections were procedural and noncontroversial, with the board using roll‑call confirmation to satisfy the neighborhood commission's requirements. No contested nominations were recorded; several members voiced support during each vote. The chair closed the officers' item and shifted the meeting to scheduled reports from public safety and city agencies.
The official roll‑call confirmations were administered by staff and recorded in the meeting minutes; members may review the minutes for the full vote record.
