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San Joaquin County pulls agenda item after tentative agreement with CNA; closed session held
Summary
County Counsel told the Board a tentative agreement with CNA removed the need for a scheduled agenda item; the board then entered closed session and County Counsel said no reportable action was anticipated.
At a March 4, 2025, special meeting, County Counsel told the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors that a tentative agreement had been reached with CNA, and the board removed the related agenda item before going into closed session.
County Counsel said, “There’s been a tentative agreement reached with the with CNA. Consequently, there isn’t a need for the agenda item.” The board then recessed into closed session. Before the closed session began, County Counsel added, “I should mention I’m not anticipating any reportable action coming out of closed session.”
The board did not take a formal vote on the agenda item during public session. The exchange on March 4 was limited to the announcement that the matter no longer required public consideration because of the tentative agreement. The meeting record shows the board entered closed session; County Counsel explicitly indicated no reportable action was expected to follow.
No additional details about the tentative agreement’s terms, the scope of concessions, or a timeline for ratification were provided during the public meeting. The county did not identify which CNA bargaining unit or specific contract the agreement covers at the time of the announcement.
The board reconvened briefly only to close the meeting. The presiding officer closed the public session, saying, “Okay, this time I’ll close the meeting.”
