Meeting moves into executive session, returns and adjourns; no public business disclosed

A meeting that began at 3:09 p.m. Monday in May moved into an executive session, returned to open session and then adjourned, according to the meeting transcript. Motions to enter executive session and to adjourn were made and approved on the record; no public discussion of substantive agenda items appears in the transcript.

The meeting was called to order at 3:09 p.m., and a participant identified here as Speaker 2 said, “I move to go into” before the motion was seconded. Speaker 1 then said, “Second. Okay. It’s a vote. We’re in executive session.”

The transcript shows the group recessed into a closed executive session and later returned. Upon returning, a participant identified as Speaker 1 said, “We will be back after executive session. Okay. We’re back in session. I’ll entertain motion to move out of executive session.” A motion to adjourn followed; Speaker 2 said, “I move we adjourn,” and Speaker 1 seconded the motion. The transcript records the motion being seconded and accepted.

The transcript does not include vote tallies, roll-call names, the substantive subject of the executive session, or any public deliberations on agenda items. Because executive sessions are closed by statute or policy in many jurisdictions, the transcript provides no public record of the session’s subject or outcomes other than that the meeting recessed and later adjourned.

No future meeting date or additional agenda details are included in the provided transcript excerpts.