Board of Commissioners · January 25, 2021
R-21-1-113
Confirm Mayor's appointments to Health and Economic Well-Being Committee
Consideration of a Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, confirming the Knox County Mayor’s appointments of David Moon and Dr. Ramon DeGennaro as the economists, Dr. Kathleen Brown as the epidemiologist, Candace Viox and Allison Oaks as the Knox County business leaders, Dr. James Choo and Regina Hensley as the Knox County medical professionals, Dr. Carletta Smelcer and Dr. Joshua Williams as the psychologists or social workers, and Commissioner Dasha Lundy as the Knox County Commissioner on the Knox County Committee on Health and Economic Well-Being. (establishes staggered terms expiring January 31, 2023, January 31, 2024 or January 31, 2025; Commissioner serves a term to coincide with term of office as a member of the Commission) was before the Board of Commissioners.
See this item across every meeting →On January 25, 2021, the Knox County, TN Board of Commissioners adopted “Confirm Mayor's appointments to Health and Economic Well-Being Committee” by a vote of 9–2.
Motion to approve Resolution R-21-1-113 - Resolution of the Commission of Knox County, Tennessee, confirming the Knox County Mayor’s appointments of David Moon and Dr. Ramon DeGennaro as the economists, Dr. Kathleen Brown as the epidemiologist, Candace Viox and Allison Oaks as the Knox County business leaders, Dr. James Choo and Regina Hensley as the Knox County medical professionals, Dr. Carletta Smelcer and Dr. Joshua Williams as the psychologists or social workers, and Commissioner Dasha Lundy as the Knox County Commissioner on the Knox County Committee on Health and Economic Well-Being. (establishes staggered terms expiring January 31, 2023, January 31, 2024 or January 31, 2025; Commissioner serves a term to coincide with term of office as a member of the Commission).
Moved by Carson Dailey · seconded by Courtney Durrett
Topics: Personnel & appointments
The vote as recorded
No · 2
Aye · 9
Public forum
The clerk’s minutes note 11 speakers at the public forum for this meeting.
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