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East Troy board approves consent agenda, votes to move to closed session for personnel matters

Village of East Troy Board · January 6, 2026
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Summary

The Village of East Troy board approved its consent agenda unanimously and then moved to adjourn to closed session under Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(f) and 19.85(1)(c) to discuss personnel matters related to DPW and the police department; roll-call voting began and at least three members voted yes before the transcript ended.

The Village of East Troy board approved its consent agenda and then voted to adjourn into closed session to discuss personnel matters involving the Department of Public Works and the police department.

A board member moved to approve the consent agenda "as presented," a second was given and the board approved the consent items with an aye vote. The transcript does not list the individual items on the consent agenda.

Later in the meeting the chair moved to adjourn to closed session, citing Wisconsin Statutes 19.85(1)(f), which allows closed sessions for considering financial, medical, social or personal histories or disciplinary data, and 19.85(1)(c), which covers employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation of public employees. The motion was seconded and a roll-call vote was requested.

The roll-call began and at least three members — President Johnson, Trustee Harding and Trustee Holm — answered "Yes" when polled; the transcript cuts off before the roll-call concluded and a final tally is not recorded in the available excerpt.

Next steps: The board moved into closed session under the cited statutes; the transcript does not include the closed-session discussion or any subsequent public action.