Highland Park council president Thomas pulls workshop after meeting lacks quorum
May 04, 2026 | Highland Park, Wayne County, Michigan
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Council President Thomas announced that the Highland Park workshop scheduled for that evening had been pulled because the council did not have a quorum, and he apologized to community members who had logged on.
"That agenda item has been pulled, and we do not have a quorum," Thomas said, adding, "My apologies to the community and those people who have logged on." He said the group would reconvene for the regular 7 p.m. meeting.
The brief notice effectively cancelled the workshop portion of the meeting; no motions, votes, presentations, or public comments were taken during the recorded segments. Attendees were told the regular council meeting later that evening would proceed as planned.
"That agenda item has been pulled, and we do not have a quorum," Thomas said, adding, "My apologies to the community and those people who have logged on." He said the group would reconvene for the regular 7 p.m. meeting.
The brief notice effectively cancelled the workshop portion of the meeting; no motions, votes, presentations, or public comments were taken during the recorded segments. Attendees were told the regular council meeting later that evening would proceed as planned.
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