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Council votes to enter executive session to discuss fairground security
Summary
The Council’s Committee of the Whole voted to go into executive session to discuss fairground security; roll call recorded affirmative responses from council members and the public and cameras were asked to leave the chambers.
At the close of the Committee of the Whole, Summit County Council voted to enter executive session for the purpose of discussing fairground security. The committee chair called the roll and recorded affirmative responses from council members present, including Mr. Schmidt, Miss Hyam, Mr. Donofrio, Mr. Kajian, Miss Dickinson, Mr. Ford, Mr. Wilhite, Ms. Darrow, Mr. Lacotte, Ms. McKinney and Ms. Walters. The chair then asked the audience and cameras to leave the chambers before the executive session began. The purpose of the executive session was stated on the record as discussion of fairground security; no substantive details were discussed in public before the chamber was cleared and the session commenced. The committee indicated the executive session would proceed and the chamber was closed to the public at that time.
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