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Pueblo County commissioners enter executive session to get legal advice on Comanche agreement, energy cases, child care contract and fleet lease
Summary
The Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously during a Feb. 27 work session to go into executive session to receive legal advice and discuss negotiation strategy on several pending matters, including the Comanche agreement, two Public Utilities Commission proceedings and a potential child-care contract.
Pueblo County commissioners voted to enter an executive session during their Feb. 27 Board of County Commissioners work session to receive legal advice and discuss negotiation strategy on multiple pending matters.
County Attorney Cynthia Mitchell told the board she was "requesting an executive session" under Colorado law to get legal advice and to consider positions and strategy for negotiations on a list of items that included the county's obligations under the Comanche agreement, PUC litigation involving a Black Hills…
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