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Baltimore County panel approves corrected minutes, holds closed session and schedules Sept. 5 meeting

Baltimore County Administrative Charge Committee · November 5, 2025
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Summary

At a brief Baltimore County Administrative Charge Committee meeting, members approved corrected July 25 minutes, voted unanimously to enter a closed session to review investigatory files and obtain legal advice, and set the next meeting for Sept. 5 at noon in Room 118 and by Webex.

The Presiding officer opened a short meeting of the Baltimore County Administrative Charge Committee at the Baltimore County Historic Courthouse, with participation also available by Webex. After a roll call that listed Sharon Fenech, Dawn DeShawn Feuer, and Tamisha Peterson, the panel moved through routine business.

The committee approved minutes from its July 25, 2025 meeting with a correction. The Presiding officer noted that the minutes should record that Dawn DeChant — not Joan Harris — seconded an open-session motion. "I'll make a motion to approve the July 25 minutes as presented with that correction," said a Committee member; the Presiding officer seconded the motion and members voted unanimously to approve it.

Shortly afterward the Presiding officer asked for a motion to move into closed session "for the review of invest corporate investigatory files and some advice from the office of law." A Committee member moved that the body go into closed session; the motion was seconded and adopted by unanimous vote.

The committee returned to open session later and set its next meeting for Sept. 5 at 12 p.m. in Room 118 of the Baltimore County Historic Courthouse, with Webex access. A Committee member moved to adjourn until that date; the motion was seconded and approved by unanimous voice vote. The meeting concluded with brief closing remarks.

This meeting recorded routine procedural actions; no substantive policy deliberations or public testimony were noted in the transcript.