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Spokane Civil Service Commission holds executive session on chief examiner evaluation, tables further discussion until July
Summary
The commission entered an executive session during its May 20 meeting to discuss a public-employee performance evaluation for the chief examiner; after returning, commissioners voted to table further discussion until their July meeting.
During the Spokane Civil Service Commission meeting on May 20, 2025, commissioners moved into an executive session to discuss a performance evaluation for a public employee identified as the chief examiner.
A commissioner moved that the body “move to executive session in order to discuss a performance evaluation for a public employee.” Another commissioner seconded the motion. Commissioners voted in favor, and the chair announced, “We will stand in executive session for approximately 15 minutes.”
After returning from the executive session, a motion was made to table further discussion of the evaluation until the commission's July meeting. The motion was seconded and passed on a voice vote; commissioners responded “Aye” when asked.
The record shows the commission used its ability to meet in executive session to discuss a personnel matter and then postponed additional public discussion until July. The commission did not announce any substantive decisions from the executive session in open session.
