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Cheyenne County moves into 10-minute executive session on non-elected personnel
Summary
During an open meeting the presiding officer moved to enter a 10-minute executive session to discuss personnel matters involving non-elected staff in county departments; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote. No formal decision was announced on the record.
The presiding officer at a Cheyenne County meeting moved to enter an executive session for 10 minutes to discuss personnel matters involving non-elected county staff, saying the matter related to “executive personnel for non elected personnel” in county departments. The motion was moved and seconded, and passed by voice vote after those present responded “aye.”
The motion and vote were brief. The presiding officer said there was “no decision” before the body moved into the closed session; the transcript records no further on-the-record action or vote count. The county did not specify which department or which employees the session would cover beyond the phrase “departments” and “Department of services.”
Under state open-meeting rules, executive sessions may be used for certain personnel matters; the meeting’s public record here documents only that the body approved a 10-minute closed session on personnel. The transcript does not include any subsequent motions, findings, or recorded roll-call vote totals tied to the executive session.
Minutes or later public records from Cheyenne County would be needed to learn whether any formal action or direction followed the closed session and to identify which department(s) were discussed.
