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Central council votes to enter executive session to discuss police chief recommendation

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Summary

The council voted to enter executive session under LARS 42:17(A)(1) to discuss a recommendation from the chief of police; the council paused the public hearing and said the meeting recording would stop and resume when regular session reconvened.

The City Council of Central voted to enter executive session under LARS 42:17(A)(1) to discuss a recommendation from the chief of police. The motion to enter executive session was made by Council member LaVeyne and seconded by Council member Meyer; the council approved the motion by roll call.

Council members and staff told the public the meeting recording would stop and that the public would have an opportunity to address any action taken once the council returned to open session. No materials or final action from the executive session were disclosed in open session at the time the meeting paused.

Why it matters: executive sessions under LARS 42:17(A)(1) typically concern personnel matters; the council—s decision to meet behind closed doors indicates staff and the council are addressing a personnel recommendation from the police leadership.

Ending: The council paused the public meeting recording and instructed viewers to remain on the same YouTube feed for the resumed session; an estimated return time was not provided.