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Participants vote to enter executive session citing 42-4065(a)(4) to discuss allegations of civil misconduct
Summary
Meeting participants moved and seconded a motion to enter an executive session under 42-4065(a)(4) to address "allegations of civil misconduct." A roll-call recorded three "yes" votes; the transcript does not identify the governing body, date, mover/second by name, or details of the allegations.
At a meeting, participants voted to enter an executive session "pursuant to 42-4065(a)(4)" to consider "allegations of civil misconduct," according to the transcript.
The motion was read aloud by an unidentified speaker, who said: "A motion to enter executive session pursuant to, 42 dash 40 6 5 a 4, investigated proceedings regarding allegations of civil misconduct." The speaker then indicated the motion was moved and that a second had been made; the transcript does not name either the mover or the seconder.
A roll-call vote followed. When asked for votes, the transcript records affirmative responses: "Yes," then the speaker asked "Tom Shauna?" and the reply was "Yes," then "Reynolds?" with the reply "Yes," and the presiding speaker recorded their own "yes." The motion was adopted by those present; the transcript does not state the governing body's name, a meeting date, the total number of members, or the legal threshold required for the motion.
No further details about the allegations or the subjects of the investigative proceedings appear in the provided transcript. The record in the transcript ends with the approval to enter executive session and does not show any subsequent public discussion or outcomes related to the matter.
