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Commissioners vote to enter executive session to discuss imminent litigation under Ohio law

2530850 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

The Hamilton County commissioners moved and voted to enter executive session March 4 to consult with legal counsel about imminent litigation under Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(3); the motion was seconded and roll‑call votes recorded on the meeting record.

On March 4, after public agenda items, President Denise Driehaus moved that the Board of County Commissioners enter executive session pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(3) to “conduct a conference with an attorney for the public body concerning imminent litigation.” The motion was seconded. Commissioners responded with a roll‑call affirmation recorded in the meeting transcript.

The transcript records a affirmative response from Commissioner Greenhal and from Commissioner Summer Dumas when asked for their votes. The board chair indicated the meeting would proceed into executive session; no substantive public discussion of the litigation occurred on the public record.