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Board votes 3–2 to authorize initiation of litigation; specifics withheld
Summary
After a closed session under the California Government Code, the Humboldt County Board voted 3–2 to authorize initiating litigation in one potential case; County Counsel said names and particulars will be disclosed later unless disclosure would jeopardize service or settlement negotiations.
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors voted 3–2 on Feb. 3 to authorize the initiation of litigation in one potential case, County Counsel reported after a closed session.
County Counsel stated the Board met in closed session pursuant to California Government Code section 54956.9(d)(4) to discuss initiation of litigation. On return, the Board reported that Supervisors Wilson, Arroyo and Madrone voted in favor of initiating litigation while Supervisors Bone and Bushnell voted against it.
The county said defendants and other particulars will be disclosed on inquiry unless doing so would jeopardize the county's ability to effect service on unserved parties or would jeopardize settlement negotiations, referencing the statutory exceptions cited in the closed‑session announcement.
No further details were provided at the meeting; County Counsel will make information available later if disclosure is permitted under state law.
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