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Teton County commissioners enter executive session for legal counsel, then adjourn
Summary
At a special meeting called Jan. 8 at 9 a.m., meeting officials moved into executive session citing Idaho law for legal counsel and later adjourned; no public action or decision was recorded during the open portions of the meeting.
Teton County officials held a brief special meeting Jan. 8 at 9:00 a.m. and voted to enter an executive session to consult with legal counsel before adjourning without taking public action.
Speaker 2 called the meeting to order and asked for a motion to accept the agenda. After a second from Speaker 1, Speaker 2 said, "All in favor, aye," and the agenda was approved.
Speaker 2 then asked for a motion to move into executive session. Speaker 1 said, "I'll move to move into executive session pursuant to Idaho code 70 four-two 0 6, section 1 F, for legal." The motion was seconded and advanced to a roll call vote; those called answered "Aye," and the meeting recessed for the executive session. During the open portion, speakers estimated the executive session would last about "30 minutes." (The meeting transcript cites the statute as spoken in the meeting; see authorities for the text as read aloud.)
After the closed session, the group reconvened. Speaker 2 moved to come out of executive session, Speaker 1 seconded, and the motion carried. With no further action recorded in the public portion of the meeting, Speaker 2 moved to adjourn; Speaker 1 seconded, and the meeting was declared adjourned.
The publicly recorded portions of the meeting consist of procedural motions, a citation to state law to justify a closed session for legal consultation, and the adjournment; no votes on ordinances, contracts, budgets, or other substantive public actions were recorded in the open session.
