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LaSalle County members vote to enter and exit executive session on collective bargaining
Summary
At a LaSalle County meeting, members voted to go into and then exit an executive session to discuss collective bargaining, citing a closed-session statute; votes were recorded as Aye and one member was absent for the entry vote.
Members of LaSalle County voted during a meeting to enter an executive session to discuss collective bargaining matters and to return to open session afterward, according to the meeting record.
The motion to end the first executive session and return to open session was made by James and Kathy. Tina, Joe, Kathy, Mike and James voted “aye,” and the chair declared the motion carried.
The board then moved to go into another executive session to discuss collective bargaining under a closed-session statute. James moved to enter executive session and Mike seconded the motion; Tom was not present for that vote. Tina, Joe, Kathy, Mike and James voted “aye,” and the motion carried.
The transcript contains no substantive public discussion of the bargaining topics themselves; the recorded items are the procedural motions to enter and exit executive session and the recorded ayes. No additional details about the subjects discussed in executive session were included in the public record excerpt provided.
The transcript cited a statutory basis for the closed session during the motion as ‘‘5 ILC S 100 and twentytwo C’’; the county recorded the intent to consider collective bargaining matters under the closed-session provision of state statute.
