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Clallam County commissioners hold executive session on collective bargaining; no formal action taken
Summary
The Clallam County Board of Commissioners convened a special meeting June 3, 2025, and entered a roughly one-hour executive session to discuss collective bargaining strategy. Commissioners returned saying no formal action resulted.
The Clallam County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting June 3, 2025, and voted to enter an executive session for one hour to discuss collective bargaining. Commissioners recessed and later returned, saying the discussion focused on bargaining strategy and that no formal action would follow.
The session opened with introductions. Present were Paul Hann, Board of Commissioners; Mike French, attendee; Todd Delkey, county administrator; Bridal Johnson, county commissioner; Rebecca Turner, deputy chief financial officer; Matt Lanech, outside labor counsel for the county; Brenda Wenzel, human resources; Mark Lane, chief financial officer; and Marcos Ayres, county commissioner. A motion to enter executive session for a period of one hour was moved and seconded; commissioners voted aloud in favor and recessed.
The meeting record shows the board planned to reconvene at 08:30. When the commissioners returned, they reported they had discussed the county’s bargaining strategy and indicated no formal decisions, votes, or other binding actions were taken publicly at the special meeting. The commissioners thanked attendees and closed the session.
No ordinances, resolutions, contracts, budget changes or appointments were presented or adopted during the special meeting. The county did not specify any next public actions or timelines tied to the bargaining discussion during the session.
