Votes at a glance: Jacksonville Beach trustees approve multiple retirements and leadership nominations

The Jacksonville Beach Retirement Systems Board of Trustees approved multiple retirement applications and completed nominations for board officers during its meeting.

Retirement approvals (motions and roll-call outcomes): the board moved to approve the following retirements and recorded affirmative roll-call votes as noted in the meeting transcript:
• Curtis Garcia, SCIS engineering coordinator — application for retirement approved; recorded roll-call 'Yes' votes from trustees including Nick Curry, Dan Jansen, Christine Hocknick (Hoffman in later references), Brandon Resnick and Andy Vagard (motion approved). Effective date cited: retirement effective 12/01/2021; separation date 11/28/2021; meets age/service requirements.
• Louann Martro — beneficiary and non-duty service retirement approved; separation date and 16 years, 4 months of service recorded; roll-call 'Yes' votes recorded.
• Rodolfo Osorio, storekeeper, Beaches Energy — backdrop retirement approved (effective 01/01/2019; separation date 12/31/2021; 25 years, 11 months of service).
• Marie Coley Hobbs, permit specialist, planning development — deferred retirement approved (effective 12/01/2021; service 15 years, 7 months noted).
• Steve Stevens, utility plant operator 2, public works — backdrop retirement approved (effective 11/01/2021; separation date 11/12/2021; 30 years, 1 month of service).

Officer nominations and elections: trustees recorded nominations for board leadership. Jason Sharp was nominated for chair and received roll-call affirmation in the transcript record. David Coyle was nominated for secretary. One trustee noted a need to recuse himself from a related matter earlier in the meeting; the transcript records that recusal but does not specify which votes were affected.

Procedure note: motions were made and seconded for retirements and nominations as recorded in the transcript; roll-call sequences immediately followed many of the motions and show multiple 'Yes' responses. The transcript records the vote tallies as affirmative for the items listed; it does not show any 'No' or abstentions for those approvals.

Next administrative items: staff reported pension administrative updates, upcoming FPPTA training opportunities, and scheduled the next board meeting for February 8 at 3 p.m. in council chambers.

Sources: motions, roll-call exchanges and effective/separation dates are taken from the meeting transcript and recorded as entered in the meeting record.