Members vote to enter executive session to discuss litigation, personnel, property and procurement

Members present voted to enter an executive session at the meeting to discuss potential personnel matters, pending or imminent litigation, proposed real-property transactions (including water rights or shares), security deployments, alleged criminal-conduct investigations, ethics complaints and procurement deliberations, the public record shows. The motion to move into the executive session was made on the floor; the transcript records one member saying “So moved” and another saying “It’s seconded,” though the recording does not identify the mover by full…