Camden County adopts multiple resolutions in block votes; one resolution pulled and one received no motion
December 24, 2025 | Camden County, New Jersey
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The Camden County Board of Commissioners conducted block votes on a slate of resolutions during its regular meeting.
The board moved to approve Resolutions 1 through 83 by unanimous-consent procedure. Roll call recorded several individual abstentions tied to specific numbered items: Commissioner Cooley Fleischer abstained from Resolution 9; Commissioner Nash recorded abstentions on Resolutions 24 and 31; Commissioner Young abstained on Resolutions 3, 4 and 6; and Director Cappelli recorded abstentions on Resolutions 4, 6, 24 and 34. Deputy Director McDonough abstained earlier on the minutes. The transcript does not list full per-resolution tallies beyond those named abstentions.
Chair corrected the sequence later in the meeting and announced Resolution 84 was pulled from the agenda. The board then voted to approve Resolutions 85 through 90 by roll call. Resolution 91 received no motion and therefore did not pass at this time.
The transcript records the motions, seconds and roll-call confirmations but does not include the complete text or substantive debate for most numbered resolutions; many were advanced on unanimous consent in blocks. Where commissioners recorded abstentions, the transcript names the specific resolution numbers and the commissioner who abstained.
The board moved to approve Resolutions 1 through 83 by unanimous-consent procedure. Roll call recorded several individual abstentions tied to specific numbered items: Commissioner Cooley Fleischer abstained from Resolution 9; Commissioner Nash recorded abstentions on Resolutions 24 and 31; Commissioner Young abstained on Resolutions 3, 4 and 6; and Director Cappelli recorded abstentions on Resolutions 4, 6, 24 and 34. Deputy Director McDonough abstained earlier on the minutes. The transcript does not list full per-resolution tallies beyond those named abstentions.
Chair corrected the sequence later in the meeting and announced Resolution 84 was pulled from the agenda. The board then voted to approve Resolutions 85 through 90 by roll call. Resolution 91 received no motion and therefore did not pass at this time.
The transcript records the motions, seconds and roll-call confirmations but does not include the complete text or substantive debate for most numbered resolutions; many were advanced on unanimous consent in blocks. Where commissioners recorded abstentions, the transcript names the specific resolution numbers and the commissioner who abstained.
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