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Board moves to executive session for legal advice on Colorado Child Care Assistance program
Summary
The Larimer County Board voted to enter executive session under Colorado law to receive legal advice regarding the Colorado Child Care Assistance program; no decision was expected after the session.
Larimer County commissioners voted 3-0 at the end of their Jan. 28 meeting to move into executive session to receive legal advice about the Colorado Child Care Assistance program.
Commissioner John Kefalas made the motion to convene the executive session pursuant to Colorado Revised Statutes §24-6-402(4)(b), which allows a public body to confer with its attorney to receive legal advice. Chair Kristen Stevens announced that no decision was expected after the executive session and the meeting was adjourned following the motion.
The board provided the statutory citation in the motion on the record and approved the motion 3-0. By statute, matters discussed in the executive session remain confidential and are not included in the public meeting minutes; the board signaled no further action would follow at that meeting.
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