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Bannock County commissioners vote to enter executive session on indigent business
Summary
At a May 27 meeting, the Bannock County Board of Commissioners moved to go into executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(d) to discuss indigent business; Commissioners McCullough and Hutt recorded "yes" votes.
The Bannock County Board of Commissioners moved Tuesday, May 27, to enter an executive session to discuss indigent business, citing Idaho Code 74-206(1)(d).
The presiding official opened the meeting and said the board would "start off with indigent business" and asked whether the board should "do the executive first." The presiding official then proposed "we go into executive session under Idaho code 74-206(1)(d)."
Commissioner McCullough answered "Yes," followed by Commissioner Hutt, who also answered "Yes." The transcript does not record who made the motion by name, whether a second was offered, or any further public discussion before the session was closed to the public.
Under the statute cited, the board identified the legal basis for holding a closed session; the transcript does not include any substantive details about the indigent cases or matters to be discussed in private. The public portion of the record ends once the board moved to executive session.
No additional actions, votes, or outcomes related to the indigent business appear in the publicly available portion of the transcript.
