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Harrison council approves February bills and minutes despite lone dissent

Harrison City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The Harrison City Council approved the February bills and meeting minutes March 10, 2026, on a 5–1 vote; Councilor TJ Byrne voted against final approval, saying he did not have enough information to decide on the earlier minutes.

The Harrison City Council approved the consent calendar—payment of February bills and meeting minutes—at its March 10 meeting, with a 5–1 roll call vote. Josephine Prophet moved to approve the consent calendar and Will Butler seconded; the motion passed with Councilors Prophet, Gray, Butler, Shutt and Kilian voting yes and Councilor TJ Byrne voting no.

Byrne objected to approval of the Feb. 10, 2026 minutes, saying he could not vote because he "did not have enough information to make a decision." Josephine Prophet responded that the minutes "reflect what had already occurred," and noted that a member cannot retroactively change a prior vote. The mayor said the concern would be addressed in executive session later in the agenda. The consent calendar vote was recorded in the public minutes as: Josephine Prophet AYE; John Gray AYE; Will Butler AYE; Charlie Shutt AYE; Kelly Kilian AYE; TJ Byrne NAYE.