Huber Heights commission elects officers, approves December minutes
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Summary
At its January meeting the Huber Heights Culture and Diversity Citizens Action Commission approved corrected minutes from Dec. 5 and elected officers for 2025, voting unanimously to name a chair and vice chair.
At the commission’s January meeting, members approved edits to the Dec. 5 minutes and elected officers for the 2025 calendar year.
The commission voted to approve the December minutes with changes requested by members; a motion to approve carried on a roll call. Later in the meeting commissioners nominated and voted to install officers for the year: a motion was made to nominate Corey Owens as vice chair, and a separate motion was made to nominate (verbatim from the record) “Terrence sir purpose serve as chair for calendar year 2025.” Both officer nominations passed on roll-call votes.
Why it matters: electing officers sets the commission’s internal leadership for the year and clears the way for staff and members to assign event responsibilities and task groups.
Meeting actions and votes - Approval of minutes (Dec. 5): Motion to approve minutes with edits (motion text per meeting record). Outcome: approved (roll call votes recorded during the meeting). - Nomination and election of vice chair: Motion (verbatim from the transcript): “Madam Chair, I move that the Huber Heights Culture Diversity Citizens Action Commission nominates mister Corey Owens as vice chair for the 2025 year.” Outcome: approved (roll-call: Miss Purvis — Yes; Miss Newby Al Nazzier — Yes; Mister Owens — Yes; Miss Stroudart/Trotter — Yes; Mister Richardson — Yes; Mister Golubeev/Golovive — Yes). Vote tally recorded in the transcript: 6 Yes, 0 No. - Nomination and election of chair: Motion (verbatim from the transcript): “I make a motion, that Terrence sir purpose serve as chair for we say calendar year 2025.” Outcome: approved (roll-call: same six recorded Yes votes). Vote tally recorded in the transcript: 6 Yes, 0 No.
Process notes and clarifications: The transcript records the motion texts and the roll-call answers as noted above. The exact spelling/formatting of the chair nominee in the spoken motion appears garbled in the audio transcript; the motion text above reproduces the wording as it appears in the record rather than substituting an alternative spelling. The commission confirmed that officers do not require a separate swearing-in at the meeting. The meeting chair asked for a roll call for each officer motion and staff recorded the affirmative votes.
Looking ahead: With officers in place, the commission proceeded to event planning for MLK Day and other calendar items.
Ending: The commission closed the business items and moved into substantive event planning for MLK Day and upcoming festivals.