Pastor Kenneth Morgan appointed to Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority
Summary
The Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners approved the appointment of Pastor Kenneth Morgan to the county Criminal Justice Authority after the board read his biography and moved the nomination; the appointment passed by voice vote.
The Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners voted to appoint Pastor Kenneth Morgan as a trustee to the Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority. Presenter S5 read Morgan’s biography, noting his local roots and long service in ministry; the appointment was moved by Speaker 3 and seconded by Speaker 2 before the board approved it by voice vote.
Pastor Morgan’s bio as read by the presenter said, "Pastor Kenneth Morgan is a native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where he attended public schools." The presenter also noted Morgan’s background with United Parcel Service (he retired as a driver in 2011), his ministry beginning in 1991, and that he serves as senior pastor of Church of the Living God Ministries. Commissioners expressed support on the record during the motion.
The appointment carries no vote tally listing individual names in the transcript beyond the unanimous voice vote; the board did not discuss specific duties or a term length during the public portion of the meeting. The action was docketed as Item 15 and approved on the consent motion.
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