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Oklahoma County commissioners recess into executive session for security update
Summary
The Board of County Commissioners voted June 10 to recess into executive session to receive a security update; no public details of the briefing were provided in the transcript.
The Board of County Commissioners of Oklahoma County voted June 10 to recess into executive session to receive a security update, the board said during its public meeting.
Under new business, the presiding commissioner asked for a motion “to recess into executive session to receive a security update.” A motion was made and the board approved the recess by voice vote; the public transcript records only the motion and the board’s affirmative responses and does not include the content of the closed session.
“Thank you. We’re going to executive session,” the presiding commissioner said as the board recessed. The transcript shows participants preparing to leave the public room; a brief request to take a photograph was made before the closed session began.
No further details about the security update were disclosed in the public portion of the meeting record. The board’s motion and vote to go into executive session were captured in the transcript; minutes or other official records may provide additional context when released.
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