City Commisioners       

The information presented on this website covers the period from the start of 2024 to the present. It is based on data and resources available from the elected body’s official website. Our goal is to continue monitoring and providing updated information in perpetuity beyond 2024.

Jon O’Connor

First Ward Commissioner

  • September 24, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 93917:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a $3,178,199.10 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for 10 firefighter positions.

    Resolution 93918:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a $640,884.10 award from the Michigan Department of Labor to support economic opportunity.

    Resolution 93919:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Authorized the purchase of a fire truck for $2,123,133.00 through a cooperative agreement.

    Resolution 93920:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a $663,377.40 grant for a motor vehicle theft prevention program, with a local match of $442,251.60.

    Resolution 93921:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Authorized contracts of up to $10,000 each for five nonprofits for violence prevention, using a $100,000 budget allocation.

    Resolution 93922:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved a two-year contract with Grand Rapids Public Schools for “not-to-exceed” $48,000.

    Resolution 93923:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved a five-year maintenance contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for “not-to-exceed” $250,000.

    Resolution 93924:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a $1,666 grant from the National Summer Learning Association for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93925:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a $10,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93926:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved a Memorandum of Understanding for $177,293 in Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds.

    Resolution 93927:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Granted a conditional property tax exemption for low-income housing at 101 South Division Lofts.

    Resolution 93928:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved an agreement with Kent County to allocate revenue from the Lodging Excise Tax Fund for payments on a $27.5 million bond for the Acrisure Amphitheater construction.

    Resolution 93929:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Authorized the issuance of bonds for “not-to-exceed” $27.5 million to finance the Amphitheater Project.

    Resolution 93930:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Authorized contracts with vendors for various maintenance and support services.

    Resolution 93933:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Increased expenditures for asbestos and lead abatement contracts to “not-to-exceed” $2,000,000.

    Resolution 93934:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for replacing private lead service lines at “not-to-exceed” $1,124,700.

    Resolution 93935:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for a lead service line project at “not-to-exceed” $567,750.

    Resolution 93936:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved a Construction Agreement with Corewell Health and accepted a Sidewalk and Utilities Easement.

    Resolution 93937:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for surface lot repairs, with expenditures authorized at “not-to-exceed” $799,495.

    Resolution 93938:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved a $5,000 Construction Agreement with MoTown Square Limited Dividend Housing Association for storm sewer improvements.

    Resolution 93939:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for the replacement of elevators at Monroe Center Parking Ramp at “not-to-exceed” $1,837,630.

    Resolution 93940:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved an easement for Consumers Energy related to EV charging infrastructure.

    Resolution 93946:

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Amended the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for various funds, including increases for the General Operating Fund and several other funds.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Drew Robbins

First Ward Commissioner

  • September 24, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 93917

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $3,178,199.10 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for 10 firefighter positions.

    Resolution 93918

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $640,884.10 award from the Michigan Department of Labor to support economic opportunity.

    Resolution 93919

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the purchase of a fire truck for $2,123,133.00 through a cooperative agreement.

    Resolution 93920

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $663,377.40 grant for a motor vehicle theft prevention program, with a local match of $442,251.60.

    Resolution 93921

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts of up to $10,000 each for five nonprofits for violence prevention, using a $100,000 budget allocation.

    Resolution 93922

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a two-year contract with Grand Rapids Public Schools for “not-to-exceed” $48,000.

    Resolution 93923

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a five-year maintenance contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for “not-to-exceed” $250,000.

    Resolution 93924

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $1,666 grant from the National Summer Learning Association for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93925

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $10,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93926

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Memorandum of Understanding for $177,293 in Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds.

    Resolution 93927

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Granted a conditional property tax exemption for low-income housing at 101 South Division Lofts.

    Resolution 93928

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an agreement with Kent County to allocate revenue from the Lodging Excise Tax Fund for payments on a $27.5 million bond for the Acrisure Amphitheater construction.

    Resolution 93929

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the issuance of bonds for “not-to-exceed” $27.5 million to finance the Amphitheater Project.

    Resolution 93930

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts with vendors for various maintenance and support services.

    Resolution 93933

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Increased expenditures for asbestos and lead abatement contracts to “not-to-exceed” $2,000,000.

    Resolution 93934

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for replacing private lead service lines at “not-to-exceed” $1,124,700.

    Resolution 93935

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for a lead service line project at “not-to-exceed” $567,750.

    Resolution 93936

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Construction Agreement with Corewell Health and accepted a Sidewalk and Utilities Easement.

    Resolution 93937

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for surface lot repairs, with expenditures authorized at “not-to-exceed” $799,495.

    Resolution 93938

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a $5,000 Construction Agreement with MoTown Square Limited Dividend Housing Association for storm sewer improvements.

    Resolution 93939

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for the replacement of elevators at Monroe Center Parking Ramp at “not-to-exceed” $1,837,630.

    Resolution 93940

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an easement for Consumers Energy related to EV charging infrastructure.

    Resolution 93946

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Amended the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for various funds, including increases for the General Operating Fund and several other funds.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Milinda Ysasi

Second Ward Commissioner

  • September 24, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 93917

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $3,178,199.10 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for 10 firefighter positions.

    Resolution 93918

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $640,884.10 award from the Michigan Department of Labor to support economic opportunity.

    Resolution 93919

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the purchase of a fire truck for $2,123,133.00 through a cooperative agreement.

    Resolution 93920

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $663,377.40 grant for a motor vehicle theft prevention program, with a local match of $442,251.60.

    Resolution 93921

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts of up to $10,000 each for five nonprofits for violence prevention, using a $100,000 budget allocation.

    Resolution 93922

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a two-year contract with Grand Rapids Public Schools for “not-to-exceed” $48,000.

    Resolution 93923

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a five-year maintenance contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for “not-to-exceed” $250,000.

    Resolution 93924

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $1,666 grant from the National Summer Learning Association for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93925

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $10,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93926

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Memorandum of Understanding for $177,293 in Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds.

    Resolution 93927

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Granted a conditional property tax exemption for low-income housing at 101 South Division Lofts.

    Resolution 93928

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an agreement with Kent County to allocate revenue from the Lodging Excise Tax Fund for payments on a $27.5 million bond for the Acrisure Amphitheater construction.

    Resolution 93929

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the issuance of bonds for “not-to-exceed” $27.5 million to finance the Amphitheater Project.

    Resolution 93930

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts with vendors for various maintenance and support services.

    Resolution 93933

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Increased expenditures for asbestos and lead abatement contracts to “not-to-exceed” $2,000,000.

    Resolution 93934

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for replacing private lead service lines at “not-to-exceed” $1,124,700.

    Resolution 93935

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for a lead service line project at “not-to-exceed” $567,750.

    Resolution 93936

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Construction Agreement with Corewell Health and accepted a Sidewalk and Utilities Easement.

    Resolution 93937

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for surface lot repairs, with expenditures authorized at “not-to-exceed” $799,495.

    Resolution 93938

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a $5,000 Construction Agreement with MoTown Square Limited Dividend Housing Association for storm sewer improvements.

    Resolution 93939

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for the replacement of elevators at Monroe Center Parking Ramp at “not-to-exceed” $1,837,630.

    Resolution 93940

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an easement for Consumers Energy related to EV charging infrastructure.

    Resolution 93946

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Amended the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for various funds, including increases for the General Operating Fund and several other funds.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Lisa Knight

Second Ward Commissioner

  • September 24, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 93917

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $3,178,199.10 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for 10 firefighter positions.

    Resolution 93918

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $640,884.10 award from the Michigan Department of Labor to support economic opportunity.

    Resolution 93919

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the purchase of a fire truck for $2,123,133.00 through a cooperative agreement.

    Resolution 93920

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $663,377.40 grant for a motor vehicle theft prevention program, with a local match of $442,251.60.

    Resolution 93921

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts of up to $10,000 each for five nonprofits for violence prevention, using a $100,000 budget allocation.

    Resolution 93922

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a two-year contract with Grand Rapids Public Schools for “not-to-exceed” $48,000.

    Resolution 93923

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a five-year maintenance contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for “not-to-exceed” $250,000.

    Resolution 93924

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $1,666 grant from the National Summer Learning Association for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93925

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $10,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93926

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Memorandum of Understanding for $177,293 in Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds.

    Resolution 93927

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Granted a conditional property tax exemption for low-income housing at 101 South Division Lofts.

    Resolution 93928

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an agreement with Kent County to allocate revenue from the Lodging Excise Tax Fund for payments on a $27.5 million bond for the Acrisure Amphitheater construction.

    Resolution 93929

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the issuance of bonds for “not-to-exceed” $27.5 million to finance the Amphitheater Project.

    Resolution 93930

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts with vendors for various maintenance and support services.

    Resolution 93933

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Increased expenditures for asbestos and lead abatement contracts to “not-to-exceed” $2,000,000.

    Resolution 93934

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for replacing private lead service lines at “not-to-exceed” $1,124,700.

    Resolution 93935

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for a lead service line project at “not-to-exceed” $567,750.

    Resolution 93936

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Construction Agreement with Corewell Health and accepted a Sidewalk and Utilities Easement.

    Resolution 93937

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for surface lot repairs, with expenditures authorized at “not-to-exceed” $799,495.

    Resolution 93938

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a $5,000 Construction Agreement with MoTown Square Limited Dividend Housing Association for storm sewer improvements.

    Resolution 93939

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for the replacement of elevators at Monroe Center Parking Ramp at “not-to-exceed” $1,837,630.

    Resolution 93940

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an easement for Consumers Energy related to EV charging infrastructure.

    Resolution 93946

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Amended the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for various funds, including increases for the General Operating Fund and several other funds.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Bing Goei

Third Ward Commissioner

  • September 24, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 93917

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $3,178,199.10 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for 10 firefighter positions.

    Resolution 93918

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $640,884.10 award from the Michigan Department of Labor to support economic opportunity.

    Resolution 93919

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the purchase of a fire truck for $2,123,133.00 through a cooperative agreement.

    Resolution 93920

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $663,377.40 grant for a motor vehicle theft prevention program, with a local match of $442,251.60.

    Resolution 93921

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts of up to $10,000 each for five nonprofits for violence prevention, using a $100,000 budget allocation.

    Resolution 93922

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a two-year contract with Grand Rapids Public Schools for “not-to-exceed” $48,000.

    Resolution 93923

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a five-year maintenance contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for “not-to-exceed” $250,000.

    Resolution 93924

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $1,666 grant from the National Summer Learning Association for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93925

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $10,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93926

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Memorandum of Understanding for $177,293 in Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds.

    Resolution 93927

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Granted a conditional property tax exemption for low-income housing at 101 South Division Lofts.

    Resolution 93928

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an agreement with Kent County to allocate revenue from the Lodging Excise Tax Fund for payments on a $27.5 million bond for the Acrisure Amphitheater construction.

    Resolution 93929

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the issuance of bonds for “not-to-exceed” $27.5 million to finance the Amphitheater Project.

    Resolution 93930

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts with vendors for various maintenance and support services.

    Resolution 93933

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Increased expenditures for asbestos and lead abatement contracts to “not-to-exceed” $2,000,000.

    Resolution 93934

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for replacing private lead service lines at “not-to-exceed” $1,124,700.

    Resolution 93935

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for a lead service line project at “not-to-exceed” $567,750.

    Resolution 93936

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Construction Agreement with Corewell Health and accepted a Sidewalk and Utilities Easement.

    Resolution 93937

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for surface lot repairs, with expenditures authorized at “not-to-exceed” $799,495.

    Resolution 93938

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a $5,000 Construction Agreement with MoTown Square Limited Dividend Housing Association for storm sewer improvements.

    Resolution 93939

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for the replacement of elevators at Monroe Center Parking Ramp at “not-to-exceed” $1,837,630.

    Resolution 93940

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an easement for Consumers Energy related to EV charging infrastructure.

    Resolution 93946

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Amended the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for various funds, including increases for the General Operating Fund and several other funds.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Kelsey Perdue

Third Ward Commissioner

  • September 24, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 93917

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $3,178,199.10 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for 10 firefighter positions.

    Resolution 93918

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $640,884.10 award from the Michigan Department of Labor to support economic opportunity.

    Resolution 93919

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the purchase of a fire truck for $2,123,133.00 through a cooperative agreement.

    Resolution 93920

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $663,377.40 grant for a motor vehicle theft prevention program, with a local match of $442,251.60.

    Resolution 93921

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts of up to $10,000 each for five nonprofits for violence prevention, using a $100,000 budget allocation.

    Resolution 93922

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a two-year contract with Grand Rapids Public Schools for “not-to-exceed” $48,000.

    Resolution 93923

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a five-year maintenance contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for “not-to-exceed” $250,000.

    Resolution 93924

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $1,666 grant from the National Summer Learning Association for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93925

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a $10,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network for FAFSA completion.

    Resolution 93926

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Memorandum of Understanding for $177,293 in Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds.

    Resolution 93927

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Granted a conditional property tax exemption for low-income housing at 101 South Division Lofts.

    Resolution 93928

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an agreement with Kent County to allocate revenue from the Lodging Excise Tax Fund for payments on a $27.5 million bond for the Acrisure Amphitheater construction.

    Resolution 93929

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized the issuance of bonds for “not-to-exceed” $27.5 million to finance the Amphitheater Project.

    Resolution 93930

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Authorized contracts with vendors for various maintenance and support services.

    Resolution 93933

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Increased expenditures for asbestos and lead abatement contracts to “not-to-exceed” $2,000,000.

    Resolution 93934

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for replacing private lead service lines at “not-to-exceed” $1,124,700.

    Resolution 93935

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for a lead service line project at “not-to-exceed” $567,750.

    Resolution 93936

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a Construction Agreement with Corewell Health and accepted a Sidewalk and Utilities Easement.

    Resolution 93937

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for surface lot repairs, with expenditures authorized at “not-to-exceed” $799,495.

    Resolution 93938

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved a $5,000 Construction Agreement with MoTown Square Limited Dividend Housing Association for storm sewer improvements.

    Resolution 93939

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Accepted a bid for the replacement of elevators at Monroe Center Parking Ramp at “not-to-exceed” $1,837,630.

    Resolution 93940

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved an easement for Consumers Energy related to EV charging infrastructure.

    Resolution 93946

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Amended the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for various funds, including increases for the General Operating Fund and several other funds.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

County     

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Ben Greene

District 1 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Tom Antor

District 2 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Jennifer Merchant

District 3 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Katie DeBoer

District 4 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Dave Hildenbrand

District 5 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Stan Stek

District 6 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Stan Ponstein

District 7 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here

Dan Burrill

District 8 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Matt Kallman

District 9 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Mover)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Emily P. Brieve

District 10 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Lindsey Thiel

District 11 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Monica Sparks

District 12 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Michelle McCloud

District 13 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Carol Hennessy

District 14 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Lisa Oliver-King

District 15 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Melissa LaGrand

District 16 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Tony Baker

District 17 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Stephen Wooden

District 18 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Kris Pachla

District 19 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Ivan Diaz

District 20 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Resolution 08-08-24-90

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved the updated Equalization Department fee schedule for data export requests, effective May 1, 2024. The fee schedule remains consistent with other counties and reflects no increase from previous years.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Walter Bujak

District 21 Commissioner

  • August 8, 2024 Meeting:

    Commissioner marked as absent - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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GRPS Board     

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Kimberley Williams

President

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Marked as excused - was not present at the most recent meeting with available minutes.

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Kymberlie Davis

Vice President

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Katherine Downes Lewis

Secretary

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Jen Schottke

Treasurer

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Jordoun Eatman

Trustee

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Sara Melton

Trustee

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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José Rodriguez

Trustee

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Raynard Ross

Trustee

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

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Aarie Wade

Trustee

  • September 9, 2024 Meeting:

    Peace Education Week Resolution

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved holding a vigil on September 21 at noon at La Casa de la Cobija.

    Purchasing Agenda

    - Voted: Yea (Supporter)

    - Details: Approved purchasing two Ford Transit vans ($104,715.00 total), consulting services for chronic absenteeism ($99,000.00), professional development for staff ($74,030.00), and temporary employee services ($550,000.00).

  • Voting record seperated by month and meeting.

    Voting record here