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Baldwin County meeting returns to call order, then adjourns
Summary
During a brief procedural segment, meeting participants moved to return to the call order and then voted to adjourn; both motions were moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote.
Speaker 1 (identified in the transcript as '1', meeting participant) moved to return the meeting to the call order and was seconded by Speaker 2 (identified in the transcript as '2', meeting participant). "Can I have a motion to go back in the call order? Call me. So moved," Speaker 1 said, followed by Speaker 2's "Second."
The motion passed by voice vote. "All in favor? Aye," a speaker asked, according to the transcript.
Shortly afterward, Speaker 1 moved to adjourn the call meeting; Speaker 2 seconded. The motion to adjourn also passed by voice vote. The transcript records the final words, "All in favor? Aye. Meeting adjourns," and a subsequent comment, "Until 06:00. Y'all come now," attributed to Speaker 2.
No additional substantive business or formal agenda items are recorded in the provided transcript segment. The transcript does not specify exact vote counts, participant names, or the meeting date beyond the segment timestamps.
