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Board votes 15-0 to enter executive session to discuss personnel and litigation
Summary
During the meeting, the board voted unanimously to go into executive session to discuss a person's character, competence or health and pending or imminent litigation. A motion and second were recorded; roll call showed 15 yes votes.
At the meeting, the board voted 15-0 to enter an executive session to discuss a person's character, competence or health and pending or imminent litigation.
The board described the purpose of the closed session as private consideration of personnel-related matters and litigation. The chair sought a motion to move into executive session; a motion and a second were recorded, and the board then proceeded to a roll call vote.
Members who registered yes votes in the roll call were Member Boggess, Member Booth, Member Bollinger, Member Brenton, Member Davis, Member Earl, Member Hall, Member Kelly, Member Carey, Member Longacre, Member Lear, Member Reel, Member Wood and Member Green. The board counted the votes and confirmed 15 yes votes.
No mover or seconder names were identified in the transcript. The motion’s stated purpose — limitations on public discussion of an individual’s character, competence or health and of pending or imminent litigation — was read aloud before the roll call. After the vote, the board moved into the executive session.
No further public actions or decisions were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
