Milford governing body holds special meeting, moves into executive session for employee evaluations

A Milford governing body met in a special session on May 6, 2025, and voted to go into an executive session to conduct employee evaluations, then later reconvened and adjourned without taking public action.

The meeting began with an announcement that the purpose of the special session was employee evaluations. A member moved to enter executive session; another member seconded the motion and the presiding official called the roll. Members identified in the meeting as Russell, Les, Ian, Carrie and Scott each voted “yes,” and the chair announced the motion carried. The body left the executive session later in the meeting after a motion by Member Terry, seconded by Member Scott; on the reconvened roll call members who responded—Terry, Scott, Les and Russell—voted “yes.” The meeting then adjourned.

No substantive discussion or details of individual employee evaluations were made public during the recorded portions of the meeting. The transcript consists of procedural motions to enter and exit the closed session and the subsequent adjournment; it contains no recorded votes on ordinances, budgets, contracts, appointments or other public actions.

Because employee evaluations were handled in executive session, no evaluation outcomes or personnel decisions are reported in the public record contained in the transcript.