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Mercer County Board adopts resolution opposing HB2827
Summary
The Mercer County Board adopted a resolution opposing House Bill 2827, 'Defending Parental Rights in Education,' in a vote recorded as 9 in favor with one abstention (Gregg). The motion was made by Hawn and seconded by Morrison.
The Mercer County Board voted to adopt a resolution opposing House Bill 2827, titled 'Defending Parental Rights in Education.' The motion to approve the resolution was made by Hawn and seconded by Morrison and the board recorded the vote with nine in favor and one abstention by Gregg.
The action appeared on the board's resolutions and ordinances agenda and was entered into the minutes as approved. The minutes do not record extended debate or quotes on the content of the resolution. The approval was listed as occurring during the resolutions portion of the July 1 meeting.
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