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Meeting moves to executive session to discuss employment history of an individual
Summary
After routine approvals, members voted to enter an executive session to discuss the employment history and possible discipline of a particular person; the meeting did not return to open session on the public record.
After approving routine business, members announced they would enter an executive session to discuss the employment history of a particular person, a member said. The chair (or presiding member) stated, "we are going in executive session to discuss the employment history of a particular person or matters leading to the employment or discipline of a particular person," and noted the body "will not return live after that because we are done." A member then moved to enter executive session. The transcript records the announcement and a motion to go into executive session; it does not include a public vote tally, the identity of the person discussed, nor any details from the closed session. The record ends with the motion to enter executive session and a statement that the meeting would not return to open session on the live record. Because the discussion moved to a closed session, no further public details about the personnel matter are available in the transcript.
