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Considering RES 2026-68, which would authorize the City to maintain the O Neil Cemetery, with a motion to postpone until an agreement is reached

RES 2026-68, which would authorize the City to maintain the O Neil Cemetery

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Considering RES 2026-68, which would authorize the City to maintain the O Neil Cemetery, with a motion to postpone until an agreement is reached

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1votes on the record on this issue
7members of Hampton City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, September 8, 2026
Yes6
No0

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  • Ann TarpleyCity of HamptonNot decided yetCallEmail
  • Kesha White-WilliamsCouncil seat 1Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Melissa BrooksCouncil seat 2Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Sherry ChaneyCouncil seat 3Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Pam DuchesneCouncil seat 4Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Marty MeeksCouncil seat 5Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Errol MitchellCouncil seat 6Not decided yetCallEmail

Last vote: put off 6 to 0, Sep 8

Latest vote, Sep 8: The council voted 6 to 0 to put it off. The issue is still open.

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