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Oktibbeha County supervisors enter closed session to discuss county health care, county-owned properties
Summary
At a special-called meeting March 19, 2020, Oktibbeha County supervisors voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss the county's health care and county-owned properties. Representatives from Raymond James and Butler Snow were present; the meeting moved to closed session and no further public details were provided.
Oktibbeha County supervisors voted unanimously March 19, 2020, at a special-called meeting to enter an executive session to discuss matters related to the county’s health care and county-owned properties. Representatives from Raymond James and Butler Snow attended the meeting to speak with supervisors.
The meeting was convened as a special call for March 19, 2020. After brief remarks and an opening prayer, a motion to move into executive session to discuss county properties was made and approved. The presiding official said, “Motion passes unanimously,” and the board proceeded into a closed session. The transcript indicates the county intended to discuss the county’s health care and properties in executive session but does not record further public details of those discussions.
Because the board moved into an executive session, the meeting record available to the public does not include deliberations or any outcomes reached during that closed portion. The transcript identifies only that representatives from Raymond James and Butler Snow were present to speak with the supervisors; it does not specify the roles those representatives played, the content of their remarks, or any subsequent board actions after the executive session.
