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Board announces executive session covering two county properties and pending litigation

2548123 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

The Josephine County Board of Commissioners closed the public workshop to enter executive session under ORS 192.660 to discuss three items: a report/recommendation on county property at 210 Tacoma, a named legal case (John West v. Rhianna Henckels as county clerk, case 24C55), and county property at 200 NW C Street. The board allowed accredited

At 1:44 p.m. the Josephine County Board of Commissioners closed its public administration workshop and announced it would meet in executive session under Oregon public meetings law.

The board listed three subjects for the executive session: a report and recommendation regarding county property known as 210 Tacoma (cited as ORS 192.660), a pending case listed as John West v. Rhianna Henckels, county clerk (case number 24C55; appeals notation included in the packet), and a matter concerning real county property at 200 Northwest C Street (cited as ORS 192.660(2)(e) and (2)(h) in the materials). The board noted that accredited representatives of the news media and designated staff may attend but were directed not to report or disclose deliberations from the executive session beyond the general subject announced.

The chair reminded the room that no decision may be made in executive session and that the board would return to open session when the executive session concluded.

Ending: The meeting record shows the board moved into executive session at 1:44 p.m.; no deliberations from the closed session were reported in the public record at the end of the transcript.