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Morris County commissioners vote to enter executive session to discuss appointments and personnel
Summary
The board adopted a resolution authorizing a closed (executive) session to discuss personnel matters and appointments to various boards and commissions; the motion passed by voice vote and the board moved into closed session.
The Morris County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution authorizing the board to meet in executive session to discuss personnel matters and appointments to various boards and commissions.
During the work session the clerk read the resolution text describing the board’s authority under the Open Public Meetings Act to exclude the public for specified matters. A commissioner moved to adopt the resolution and another commissioner seconded; the board then voted by voice — with members responding “Aye” — to enter executive session. The chair announced the board would reserve the right to report on any matters when confidentiality was no longer required.
The board did not state the names of the mover or seconder in the public transcript, and the recorded vote was by vocal assent rather than a roll call; no minutes of the closed session content were made public at the meeting.
The board immediately entered closed session at the end of the work session as recorded in the meeting transcript.
