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Valley County votes to enter executive session citing Idaho Code §74-206(1)(f)

2333473 · February 18, 2025

Summary

At an afternoon meeting on Feb. 18, Valley County moved into executive session after a motion invoking Idaho Code §74-206(1)(f). A roll-call vote recorded three ayes.

A motion to go into executive session under Idaho Code §74-206(1)(f) was made during the Valley County afternoon meeting on Feb. 18. "I will make the motion that we go into executive session for Idaho Code 742061 f," said Ed, a meeting participant. The motion was seconded and carried in a roll-call vote.

The roll call recorded three votes in favor. Thompson voted "aye," Popan voted "aye," and Caldwell voted "aye." After the vote, Caldwell said, "We'll wait until we are off," indicating the body would proceed to the executive session.

The meeting transcript contains only the motion, the second, the roll-call affirmations, and the brief direction to proceed to the closed session. The transcript does not specify the precise subject matter to be discussed within the executive session, nor does it identify participants beyond the names used in the roll call.

Because the motion invoked Idaho Code §74-206(1)(f), the county relied on that statutory authority to hold a closed meeting. The transcript does not provide further documents, staff reports, or additional public discussion tied to the item.

No formal vote on any ordinance, contract, or other substantive action was recorded in the public transcript beyond the motion to enter the executive session. The record shows the board approved entering executive session by a 3-0 recorded vote; subsequent actions, if any, that occurred during the closed session are not reflected in the public transcript.

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