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Board votes to enter closed session for collective bargaining strategy
Summary
The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners voted 7-0 to move into closed session to discuss strategy in connection with negotiation of a collective bargaining agreement; the motion was moved by Commissioner De Laue and supported by Vice Chair Taylor.
The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners voted to enter closed session at the February work meeting to discuss negotiation strategy for a collective bargaining agreement. The motion to move into closed session was made by Commissioner De Laue and supported by Vice Chair Taylor.
The motion was announced "pursuant to MCL 15.268(1)(c) for the purposes of strategy in connection with the negotiation [of] the collective bargaining agreement as requested by the employer," and the clerk recorded the roll call as seven yes votes; the chair declared the motion carried and the board moved into closed session.
No substantive bargaining details were disclosed in the public portion of the meeting; the work session resumed with the closed session in sequence on the agenda.
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