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Greenlee County supervisors move into executive session over proposed Mueller-supplied public works building
Summary
The Greenlee County Board of Supervisors voted to adjourn into an executive session to consult the county attorney about a contract to erect a Mueller-supplied metal building as a new public works facility, citing a state statute on the record.
The Greenlee County Board of Supervisors voted to adjourn into an executive session to consult with the county attorney about a contract to erect a Mueller-supplied metal building to serve as a new public works facility.
Supervisor Ron Campbell moved that the board "adjourn to do a executive session," and an unidentified board member seconded the motion. The presiding officer announced the purpose on the record as "discussion or consultation with the county attorney to receive legal advice regarding a contract to erect a Mueller supplied metal building to serve as a new public works facility pursuant to ARS 35 dash 41 0 3 3 and 4." After the motion and a voice vote in which the presiding officer said, "Ayes have it," the board entered executive session.
The announcement and motion were the first substantive agenda items after pre-meeting audio checks and the Pledge of Allegiance. The board read an executive session warning and noted those present for the closed portion of the meeting; a presence check for David Gomez and the naming of Ron Campbell were recorded on the public record. A comment captured on the live stream recording — "We need we need to kill Cameron Mikes" — appears verbatim in the transcript but was not explained or clarified before the record closed.
The motion recorded on the public record was procedural: to move into a closed executive session for attorney consultation. No contract details, dollar amounts, timelines, or vote tallies beyond the voice vote were discussed on the public record prior to the executive session. The statute cited on the record was given as "ARS 35 dash 41 0 3 3 and 4." The transcript does not include subsequent public discussion or a public vote on any contract; the meeting proceeded into the closed session for legal advice.
The board's next public steps — whether to return to open session and take any formal action on a contract with Mueller or to disclose details from the attorney consultation — were not recorded in the provided transcript.
