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LaSalle County board exits executive session and approves three requisitions
Summary
LaSalle County board members left an executive session and unanimously approved three routine requisitions, including payments to CCMSI for claim administration and a runoff fee; the transcript lists an unclear amount for the first insurance premium installment.
LaSalle County board members voted to end an executive session and approved three financial requisitions during a short meeting that concluded with adjournment and a scheduled next meeting for June 19 at 9:30 a.m.
The motions began when Board member Savage moved to end the executive session, seconded by Board member Emmett; a roll-call vote recorded “aye” from the members listed in the transcript and the motion carried. Board member Craig Emmett then moved to place “Mike’s reports” on file; the motion, seconded by Billard, was approved by voice vote.
The board approved three requisitions. The first authorized $6,937.50 to CCMSI for claim administration and loss-control services for June; the motion was made by Board member Savage and seconded by Billard and passed on a roll-call vote. The second requisition authorized $360 to CCMSI for an April runoff charge; that motion was made by Small, seconded by Zanecki, and passed. The final requisition approved payment of the first installment of the county’s annual insurance premium due May 1; the motion was made by Billard, seconded by Small, and approved. The transcript lists the installment amount as “a hundred and $1,360.13,” but the audio/text is unclear; the exact dollar figure was not specified in the meeting record.
No substantive debate or policy changes were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided; votes were routine, and no amendments or referrals were made. After approving the requisitions, Board member Greg Emmett moved to adjourn, a motion seconded by Zanetti; the meeting adjourned after a final recorded voice vote.
The board set its next meeting for June 19 at 9:30 a.m.
