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Supervisor Brick elected chairman of Wyoming County Board; May named vice chair
Summary
At its Jan. 2 organizational meeting, the Wyoming County Board of Supervisors elected Supervisor Brick (Perry) as chairman for 2026 and Supervisor May (Orangeville) as vice chair; both elections were decided by roll call votes and oaths were administered by Judge Kibler.
Chairman Brick was elected to lead the Wyoming County Board of Supervisors for 2026 after a roll call vote at the county's annual organizational meeting on Jan. 2. Judge Kibler administered the Oath of Office; the roll call results reported in the minutes show the election outcome and subsequent oath.
Temporary Chairman Becker presided over nominations. Supervisor Klein nominated Supervisor Brick (Town of Perry); Supervisor McCormick nominated Supervisor Kehl (Town of Attica). Nominations were closed after calling three times and a roll call was taken; Supervisor Brick was declared Chairman and sworn in by Judge Kibler. After the chair's selection, Chairman Brick called for nominations for Vice-Chair. Supervisor Leuer nominated Supervisor May (Town of Orangeville), seconded by Supervisor Merrill; a roll call vote returned Ayes: 201, Noes: 0 and Supervisor May was declared Vice-Chair and sworn in.
Clerk Cheryl J. Ketchum presided over initial formalities and recorded the roll calls and outcomes in the meeting minutes. The board followed standard organizational procedures—nominations, three calls for additional nominations, closing nominations, and roll call votes—documented in the official minutes for Jan. 2, 2026.
