York County board moves into executive session to discuss potential harm to individual and contract negotiations

At 10:19 the York County board voted to enter an executive session to discuss preventing what the motion described as "needless harm and injury to an individual" and to conduct contract negotiations.

The speaker moved that the board go into executive session for matters relating to individual safety and contract negotiations and said that "the members of the board will be the only ones" present unless the county attorney chose to join. A second was recorded. During a roll call the board recorded affirmative responses from Mary Bowman, Burgess, Groves and Overpry; the motion passed and the board moved into closed session.

The motion as stated in the meeting included both individual-safety concerns and contract negotiations; the public record from the meeting does not disclose further details from the executive session. No additional public decisions or contract awards were announced at the time the board returned to open session during the portion of the transcript provided.

Because the matters cited for the executive session relate to individual safety and contract negotiations, the board used a closed session to discuss them; the county attorney was invited to join if present. The public portion of the meeting did not include additional information about the subject of the closed-session discussion.