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Granite School Board votes unanimously to enter executive session for litigation
Summary
During its Jan. 21 meeting the board voted by roll call to move into executive session to discuss litigation; seven members voted yes in the recorded roll call.
The Granite School Board voted by roll call on Jan. 21 to enter an executive session for the purpose of litigation.
A board member moved to go into executive session “for the purpose of litigation,” and the motion was seconded. The board took a roll-call vote with the following members recorded as voting yes: Connie Burgess, Kim Chandler, Julie Jackson, Chris Winn, Carrie Winder, Clark Nelson and Nicole McDermott. The motion carried with seven yes votes and no recorded no or abstaining votes.
Board members completed the roll-call and then excused the public from the meeting to begin the closed session. No further public information about the subject of the litigation was disclosed in the recorded transcript.
The board treated the executive session as a separate agenda item from routine consent business; the minutes will reflect the entry into closed session for legal consultation.
