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Kings County supervisors recess into closed session for public works director appointment
Summary
At a special meeting March 10, the Kings County Board of Supervisors recessed into closed session to consider the appointment of a public employee for the director of public works; no public vote or further public discussion was recorded in the transcript.
The Kings County Board of Supervisors recessed into a closed session on Monday, March 10, 2025, to consider a public employee appointment for the director of public works, the meeting’s presiding supervisor announced at the start of the special session.
No public discussion or vote on the appointment was recorded in the public portion of the meeting transcript. The board convened its special meeting at about 8:30 a.m., completed roll call, and then moved directly to a closed session item concerning a personnel matter.
At about 8:30 a.m., the meeting’s presiding supervisor said, "Okay, and at this time, we'll go to a closed session for a personal matter, public employee appointment, director of public works." The clerk had reported there was no written correspondence, no participants online with raised hands and no speaker cards before the board recessed.
Supervisors Joe Neves, Richard Vallee, Doug Verboom, Rusty Robinson and Robert Thayer were present for the roll call, which the clerk conducted. Beyond the announcement to enter closed session, the public transcript contains no additional public-business actions or votes.
The board proceeded into closed session; the public transcript does not record the closed-session deliberations or any outcome from that session.
