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San Diego County supervisors reopen closed‑session public comment, then recess into closed session
Summary
At a June 4 reconvening of a June 3 meeting, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors allowed additional public comment on closed‑session item 24, heard allegations from two callers and one in‑person speaker, and recessed into closed session to consider item 24 and item 1 on the In‑Home Supportive Services Public Authority agenda.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on June 4 reconvened a session from June 3 to allow additional public comment on a closed‑session item and then recessed into closed session.
Clerk staff said the board would hear the speakers who had not been called the previous day and allowed three people to speak on closed‑session matters: one in person and two by phone. The board then recessed into closed session to consider matters listed under item 24 from the June 3 general legislative session agenda and item 1 on the In‑Home Supportive Services Public Authority agenda.
Why it matters: public comment on closed‑session items gives members of the public a chance to address topics that the board will consider privately; however, according to the board’s public comment procedures read into the record, the board cannot act on…
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