Warren County supervisors return from executive session; Supervisor McGowan alleges harassment, meeting adjourns

The Warren County Board of Supervisors returned from an executive session with no action taken, and Supervisor Jared McGowan used the public-comment period to criticize treatment by the chairman and administration.

Supervisor Jared McGowan said: "I just have to say after sitting through all this I am just amazed of, you know, the outreach of all the what went on compared to all the stuff that, this, chairman and administration has put me through to the last year. It just totally completely shocks me, of of the treatment and this whole thing with this, you know, harassment and discrimination stuff in this, you know, report that I have to sign that, you know, who follows it. So it it's just a complete embarrassment. Thank you."

The transcript records that the board reconvened from executive session and that "no action was taken" during that closed session. After McGowan's public remarks the presiding supervisor asked if there were additional comments, thanked the speaker, and called for a motion to adjourn. Supervisor Mayday moved to adjourn; the transcript does not clearly record who seconded the motion. The presiding supervisor called for "All in favor of adjournment," and the meeting was adjourned; numerical vote totals were not specified in the transcript.

No other substantive agenda items, motions, or formal votes are recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The transcript does not specify any follow-up directions to staff or a schedule for further consideration of the complaint McGowan described.