Board enters nonpublic session, seals multiple items and adjourns
Summary
After moving into nonpublic for emergency functions and personnel, the board voted to seal multiple nonpublic items indefinitely and then adjourned the Feb. 12 meeting.
Following routine business, the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners moved into nonpublic session addressing emergency functions and personnel matters. After returning to public session, the board voted to seal three nonpublic items (items 2, 3 and 4) and also indefinitely seal item 1, which the board said pertained to preparation for carrying out actions related to terrorism.
The motions to seal were moved, seconded and approved by the commissioners present. After sealing the records, the board voted to adjourn the meeting.
The meeting record shows the board used nonpublic authority consistent with personnel and emergency function exemptions; the transcript does not provide contents of the sealed items (the board specifically voted to keep them sealed indefinitely).
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