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Votes at a glance: executive committee actions

Kenosha County Executive Committee · February 28, 2025

Summary

At the Aug. 15 executive committee meeting the body unanimously approved minutes, amended and approved Chapter 2 rules of procedure (including striking an ambiguous 45-day referral sentence and correcting a cross-reference), approved a merged ethics code, and adjourned.

Key recorded actions at the Aug. 15 Kenosha County Executive Committee meeting:

- Approval of minutes (motion moved by Supervisor Morrissey, seconded by Supervisor Belsbie) — passed unanimously.

- Motion to strike an ambiguous sentence in section 2.12 (finance and budget) regarding a 45-day calendaring requirement (motion moved as recorded by 'supervisor Ghent', seconded 'supervisor Dasky') — passed unanimously.

- Motion to correct the cross-reference in 2.02 (motion recorded as by 'supervisor Gence', seconded by 'supervisor Franco') — passed unanimously.

- Motion to approve the County Board rules of procedure as amended (motion recorded as by Supervisor Morrissey, seconded as recorded) — passed unanimously.

- Motion to approve merger of ethics-code Chapters 19 and 20 (motion recorded as by Supervisor Morrissey, seconded by Supervisor Belsky) — passed unanimously.

- Motion to adjourn (moved and seconded) — passed unanimously.

Notes: The transcript contains inconsistent spellings for some mover/second names (for example 'Ghent' vs 'Gence' vs 'Gents' in different segments). The vote outcomes are recorded in the transcript as unanimous for each recorded motion.

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