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Votes and formal actions: March 4 St. Charles County Workforce Development Board

St. Charles County Workforce Development Board · March 4, 2026

Summary

At its March 4 meeting the board approved the consent agenda, adopted a revised mission statement, approved posting the WIOA local plan and updated policies for public comment, and adjourned; all motions were recorded as unanimous in the minutes.

The St. Charles County Workforce Development Board recorded four formal motions at its March 4 meeting: approval of the consent agenda, adoption of a revised mission statement, approval to post the WIOA Local Plan with updated policies for public comment, and a motion to adjourn. The minutes indicate each motion was seconded and that "all were in favor," with no abstentions or recorded opposition.

Summary of motions and outcomes: • Consent agenda: Moved by Erin Williams; seconded by Michael Hurlbert. Outcome: approved (unanimous). • Mission statement adoption: Moved by Jerri Bowles; seconded by Jessica Bloch. Outcome: approved (unanimous). • WIOA local plan posting: Moved by Linda Haberstroh; seconded by Jessica Bloch. Outcome: approved (unanimous). • Adjournment: Mover/second not specified in minutes. Outcome: approved (unanimous).

The meeting roster lists 19 attending members; the minutes record each motion as approved with "all were in favor," which the minutes treat as unanimous board approval. The record does not include roll-call vote breakdowns by individual member names for each motion.

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