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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

McMinnville voter guide

City administrator residency

Aug 25, 2026

An amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days

Result as recorded: carried 6-1, August 2026

  • YesDeitra DunlapVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days (carried 6-1, August 2026).
  • YesKeri Curtis MortonVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days (carried 6-1, August 2026).
  • YesRachel KirbyVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days (carried 6-1, August 2026).
  • YesRyle ChastainVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days (carried 6-1, August 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days (carried 6-1, August 2026).
  • NoKara YoungbloodVoted nay on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a Warren County resident within 90 days (carried 6-1, August 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, Aug. 25, 2026 · Aug 25, 2026Link

Aug 25, 2026

An amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days

Result as recorded: failed 2-5, August 2026

  • YesKara YoungbloodVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days (failed 2-5, August 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted aye on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days (failed 2-5, August 2026).
  • NoDeitra DunlapVoted nay on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days (failed 2-5, August 2026).
  • NoKeri Curtis MortonVoted nay on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days (failed 2-5, August 2026).
  • NoRachel KirbyVoted nay on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days (failed 2-5, August 2026).
  • NoRyle ChastainVoted nay on an amendment to Ordinance 2026-13 requiring the city administrator to become a City of McMinnville resident within 90 days (failed 2-5, August 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, Aug. 25, 2026 · Aug 25, 2026Link

City budget

Jun 9, 2026

Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading

Result as recorded: passed 7-0, June 2026

  • YesDeitra DunlapVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesKara YoungbloodVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesKeri Curtis MortonVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesRachel KirbyVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesRyle ChastainVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-06, adopting the FY2026-27 budget and tax rate, second and final reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, June 9, 2026 · Jun 9, 2026Link

Curfew for minors

Jun 9, 2026

Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading

Result as recorded: passed 7-0, June 2026

  • YesDeitra DunlapVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesKara YoungbloodVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesKeri Curtis MortonVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesRachel KirbyVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesRyle ChastainVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-10, re-establishing a general curfew for minors, first reading (passed 7-0, June 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, June 9, 2026 · Jun 9, 2026Link

Data centers

Jun 9, 2026

The consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026)

  • YesDeitra DunlapVoted aye on the consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026).
  • YesKara YoungbloodVoted aye on the consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026).
  • YesKeri Curtis MortonVoted aye on the consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026).
  • YesRachel KirbyVoted aye on the consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026).
  • YesRyle ChastainVoted aye on the consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted aye on the consent agenda that included Ordinance 2026-09, a temporary moratorium on data center and high-density computing facility applications, second and final reading (all aye, June 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, June 9, 2026 · Jun 9, 2026Link

Police station

Feb 10, 2026

A motion to rescind Resolution 2072 and further explore renovating 202 Bell Street for the police station

Result as recorded: passed 4-2, February 2026

  • YesDeitra DunlapVoted yes on a motion to rescind Resolution 2072 and further explore renovating 202 Bell Street for the police station (passed 4-2, February 2026).
  • YesKeri Curtis MortonVoted yes on a motion to rescind Resolution 2072 and further explore renovating 202 Bell Street for the police station (passed 4-2, February 2026).
  • YesRachel KirbyVoted yes on a motion to rescind Resolution 2072 and further explore renovating 202 Bell Street for the police station (passed 4-2, February 2026).
  • NoRyle ChastainVoted no on a motion to rescind Resolution 2072 and further explore renovating 202 Bell Street for the police station (passed 4-2, February 2026).
  • NoSally BrockVoted no on a motion to rescind Resolution 2072 and further explore renovating 202 Bell Street for the police station (passed 4-2, February 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, Feb. 10, 2026 · Feb 10, 2026Link

Feb 24, 2026

Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, February 2026

  • YesDeitra DunlapVoted yes on Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site (passed 6-0, February 2026).
  • YesKara YoungbloodVoted yes on Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site (passed 6-0, February 2026).
  • YesKeri Curtis MortonVoted yes on Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site (passed 6-0, February 2026).
  • YesRachel KirbyVoted yes on Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site (passed 6-0, February 2026).
  • YesRyle ChastainVoted yes on Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site (passed 6-0, February 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted yes on Resolution 2026-19, authorizing design work for new police station construction at the previously approved site (passed 6-0, February 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, Feb. 24, 2026 · Feb 24, 2026Link

Stormwater utility

Feb 24, 2026

Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding

Result as recorded: failed 2-4, February 2026

  • YesKara YoungbloodVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding (failed 2-4, February 2026).
  • YesSally BrockVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding (failed 2-4, February 2026).
  • NoDeitra DunlapVoted no on Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding (failed 2-4, February 2026).
  • NoKeri Curtis MortonVoted no on Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding (failed 2-4, February 2026).
  • NoRachel KirbyVoted no on Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding (failed 2-4, February 2026).
  • NoRyle ChastainVoted no on Ordinance 2026-02, creating a stormwater utility and its funding (failed 2-4, February 2026).

McMinnville Board of Mayor & Aldermen minutes, Feb. 24, 2026 · Feb 24, 2026Link

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