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Board moved and seconded motion to go into closed session; transcript does not record vote outcome

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Summary

At the meeting's end a board member moved to enter a closed session; another board member seconded. The transcript records the motion and second but does not document a vote or final outcome.

Near the end of the meeting a board member moved that trustees go into a closed session to discuss an unspecified item. The motion was made, a second was called and the names of the mover and seconder were recorded, but the transcript does not include a roll call vote or final outcome.

A member identified in the record as "Guard" was reported as making the motion and board member Andrew seconded. A later exchange indicated the board discussed whether to hold the closed session immediately or after the next board meeting; one participant said the closed session would be brief ("5 to 10 minute conversation"). The transcript ends with the motion and second noted but no recorded tally or declaration that the board entered closed session.

Because the transcript does not record the vote or formal outcome, the article records only the motion and second as presented in the meeting record. If an official roll call or minutes exist that record the vote, those should be consulted to confirm whether the board entered closed session.