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Muskego commission votes to enter closed session under Wisconsin statute and elects leadership
Summary
The Muskego City Police and Fire Commission voted to convene in closed session to discuss an officer personnel matter under Wisconsin law and re-elected its president by voice vote; Peter Jeske was elected vice president/secretary.
The Muskego City Police and Fire Commission voted to convene in closed session to discuss an officer personnel matter, citing Wisconsin State statute section 19 85 1 c (authorizing closed sessions to consider employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation of public employees).
Commissioner Terry moved to convene the closed session; Commissioner Keith Hammett seconded. Lisa read the closed-session notice aloud. A roll call recorded “yes” votes from Commissioners Cuspa, Jasky, Boyer, Havel and Hammett, and the motion passed.
After the closed-session vote was taken, the commission conducted elections for its officers. The incumbent commission president was re-elected by voice vote; the meeting record does not record a different name for the president, and the re-election was approved on the floor. Peter Jeske was nominated and elected vice president/secretary by voice vote; those in favor responded “aye.”
The closed session was convened to permit discussion of an officer personnel matter; no personnel outcome was announced in the open minutes at the time the commission returned to open session. The statute cited by the commission authorizes private consideration of employee personnel data and evaluations.
The commission then adjourned.
