Commission adopts 9 a.m. 2026 work‑session schedule after two tie‑breaking votes
Summary
After separate motions and tie votes on Dec. 2, the commission rejected a proposal for 4 p.m. work sessions and approved a 9 a.m. schedule when Chairman Coffey cast tiebreaking votes.
On Dec. 2 the commission debated start times for 2026 work sessions. Commissioner Jason Frost moved to set work sessions at 4:00 p.m.; Commissioner Damon Hoyte seconded. Frost and Hoyte voted yes while Commissioners Timothy Biddle and Gerald Douglas voted no; Chairman Charles Coffey cast the tie‑breaking vote in opposition and the 4:00 p.m. motion failed 2–3.
Immediately after, Commissioner Gerald Douglas moved to adopt a 9:00 a.m. work‑session calendar and Commissioner Timothy Biddle seconded. Commissioners Frost and Hoyte opposed; Chairman Coffey again cast the tie‑breaking vote, this time in favor, and the 9:00 a.m. calendar carried. The minutes record the motions, seconds, names of commissioners voting for and against, and Coffey’s role in breaking both ties.
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