adopt Resolution #22240 for the honorable Stowers Institute.
The motion passed by a roll call vote:
Yes: 7 -
Manuel Abarca IV, Sean E. Smith, Donna Peyton, Megan L. Smith,
Venessa Huskey, Charlie Franklin and DaRon McGee
Absent: 2 - Jalen Anderson and Jeanie Lauer
(ADOPTED)
A motion was made by Sean E. Smith, seconded by Donna Peyton, to
adopt Resolution #22241 recognizing Count Basie Orchestra and their
accomplishments. The motion passed by a roll call vote:
Yes: 7 -
Manuel Abarca IV, Sean E. Smith, Donna Peyton, Megan L. Smith,
Venessa Huskey, Charlie Franklin and DaRon McGee
Absent: 2 - Jalen Anderson and Jeanie Lauer
(ADOPTED)
Legislator Huskey asked to be added as a sponsor to Resolution #22241.
Recognition of twenty years of unwavering dedicated service to the Housing
Authority of Kansas City, where Gerald Douglas has served as Resident
Service Director, helping support families and strengthening the community.
(Assigned to the Legislature As A Whole.)
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE ORDERS
ESTABLISHING A SMOKE-FREE CAMPUS POLICY
By the authority vested in me as County Executive of Jackson County,
Missouri, and in the interest of promoting a healthy, safe, and clean
environment for employees, sworn and civilian staff, contracted personnel,
visitors, legal representatives, and detainees, it is hereby ordered:
Section 1. Purposes
The purpose of this Executive Order is to protect the health and well-being of
all employees, sworn and civilian staff, contracted personnel, visitors, legal
representatives, and detainees by eliminating exposure to secondhand
smoke and promoting a culture of wellness.
Section 2. Policy
Effective April 9, 2026, all property owned, leased, or operated by the
Jackson County Detention Center shall be designated as a smoke-free
campus.
Section 3. Definitions
For the purposes of this Order, “smoking” includes the use of any tobacco
product or smoking device, including but not limited to cigarettes, electronic
cigarettes, and vaping devices.
Section 4. Prohibited Areas
Smoking shall be prohibited in all indoor and outdoor areas of the detention
center property, including but not limited to:
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Buildings and facilities
Entrances, exits, and loading docks