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Kuna City Council votes to recess into executive session to meet with city attorney and HR director

Kuna City Council · November 19, 2025
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Summary

The Kuna City Council voted to adjourn into an executive session to meet with city attorney Jake Jones and HR director Nancy Stauffer, citing Idaho Code §74-206(1)(a); a recorded poll showed three "yes" votes and the council recessed to a nonpublic room.

The Kuna City Council moved into an executive session after a brief procedural meeting in which the council completed roll call and recited the Pledge of Allegiance.

An unidentified council member moved "Move we, adjourn to executive session, under Idaho code 74 dash 2 0 6 1 a, with Jake Jones and Nancy, who is our HR director." The motion was seconded and then polled. The poll recorded three affirmative votes: Council member McPherson ("Yes"), Council member Biggs ("Yes"), and the council president (recorded as "Friess" in the poll; earlier in the roll call the transcript recorded the council president as "Bruce") .

The motion cited Idaho Code §74-206(1)(a) as the legal basis for the closed session and specifically named Jake Jones, the city attorney, and Nancy Stauffer, the HR director, as attendees. After the vote the presiding officer said the council would "go to the back room so nobody has to leave here," and the body recessed to a nonpublic executive session.

The public portion of the transcript records no further discussion or any substantive action taken in public on the matter. The executive session was described in the motion as the reason for adjourning from the public meeting; the transcript does not record any subsequent public votes or decisions related to the subject of that closed session.

The meeting record contains an inconsistency in the council president's name: the roll-call exchange refers to the council president as "Bruce," while the subsequent poll records the council president as "Friess." The transcript also verbalizes the statute citation as "74 dash 2 0 6 1 a." The article uses the normalized statutory citation "Idaho Code §74-206(1)(a)" when referencing the law but quotes the verbatim wording from the transcript when quoting speakers.