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Special session approves agenda, moves into executive session; prosecuting attorney interviews set for afternoon
Summary
At a special session on Sept. 2, meeting organizers approved the day's agenda, voted to enter an executive session under agenda code 742061(b), and confirmed afternoon interviews for prosecuting attorney candidates. Commissioner Caldwell was expected to join at 9:15 a.m.
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Good morning, and welcome to our special session of September 2, the presiding officer said at the start of the meeting. The presiding officer moved to approve the meeting agenda and the motion carried.
The presiding officer told attendees that the session would include three executive sessions that morning and that "this afternoon will be our interviews for candidates with our prosecuting attorney." During the meeting the presiding officer corrected an initial reference to the meeting date, saying "September 2. No. January 2. Don't say that."
After approving the agenda, the presiding officer said the body would "go into executive session for item code 742061(b)." A roll-call vote was conducted; Commissioner Thompson is recorded in the transcript as voting "aye." The transcript does not provide a full roll-call tally or the names of all members who voted.
The presiding officer noted that Commissioner Caldwell would join the meeting at 9:15 a.m. The transcript indicates the meeting then proceeded into closed session as announced; no additional public details about the executive-session topics or interviews were reported in the provided excerpt.
Votes and formal actions reported in the transcript were limited to approval of the agenda and approval to enter the executive session under the referenced agenda code. The transcript did not record motions' seconders by name or provide full vote tallies in the excerpt provided.

