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Commissioners go into nonpublic session to discuss personal contract negotiation

2894044 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

At the March 27 meeting, commissioners voted in favor of moving into nonpublic session to discuss a personal contract negotiation; a roll call recorded affirmative responses.

Strafford County commissioners voted March 27 to move into a nonpublic session to discuss a personal contract negotiation.

A motion to enter a nonpublic (executive) session for that purpose was made and seconded; the chair called for a roll call. Commissioners recorded affirmative responses for Mister Petrie and Commissioner Levitz; the motion to enter the executive session was approved by the roll call as recorded in the meeting transcript.

Why it matters: New Hampshire’s municipal practice frequently requires a recorded vote when a governing body moves to nonpublic session to discuss personnel or contracts; the executive session closes the meeting’s public portion for the stated subject and may affect subsequent public actions depending on its outcome.

The transcript records the motion, second and the roll call answers; no further detail about the contract or any public decision about it was provided on the public record at the March 27 meeting.