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Commissioners move to consider closed session on collective bargaining; roll call begun
Summary
At the meeting, a commissioner moved to enter a closed session to discuss a collective bargaining update with the county attorney under attorney-client privilege, citing MCL 15.268; the motion was seconded and a roll call was initiated but the transcript does not record the session outcome.
A motion was made during the Berrien County Board of Commissioners meeting to enter a closed session to discuss collective bargaining updates with the county's attorney under attorney-client privilege. The chair identified the statutory basis as MCL 15.268 when explaining the reason for the closed session.
A commissioner announced, "I'll make the motion to go into closed session for purposes of the collective bargaining update," and another commissioner supported the motion. The clerk was instructed to take a roll call; the transcript records the roll-call process beginning but does not include the board's final vote or whether the closed session was convened.
The chair also said no further action would be taken in the open session after the closed session and that the board would break for committee meetings following the closed session. No substantive collective-bargaining details were discussed in the public portion of the transcript.
