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Emery County Commission votes to enter closed session to discuss pending litigation regarding Longstreet
Summary
The commission approved a motion to enter a closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation related to 'proceeding with Longstreet'; recorded ayes include Borwood, Leonard and Jensen.
The Emery County Commission voted to enter a closed session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation concerning a matter described in the meeting transcript as "proceeding with Longstreet."
Unidentified Speaker 2 introduced Item 9 and said the closed session was to discuss "pending or reasonable imminent litigation regarding the proceeding with Longstreet." Unidentified Speaker 1 indicated agreement to move into closed session and Unidentified Speaker 2 seconded the motion.
Recorded responses during the vote list Borwood, Leonard and Jensen as voting “Aye.” The chair declared the motion passed, and the commission moved into closed session. The public transcript provides no further detail about the subject matter discussed in the closed session.
Because closed sessions are confidential by law, the transcript does not include any deliberations or decisions made in private; the public record here consists only of the commission’s vote to enter a closed session.
