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Meeting moves into second executive session to discuss personnel named in transcript

Hocking County (unspecified meeting body) · February 5, 2025
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Summary

At 10:12 the meeting moved into a second executive session to discuss personnel matters involving Chris Robers, Tim Meehling, Kirsten Waddle and Michelle Lyons after a motion, a second and roll-call 'Yes' responses for members named in the record.

At 10:12 the meeting left a prior closed session and moved into a second executive session to discuss personnel matters concerning Chris Robers, Tim Meehling, Kirsten Waddle and Michelle Lyons.

"It is 10:12, and we are out of executive session with no actions taken and no decisions made," said an unidentified speaker as the meeting returned to open session before taking the new motion. The same speaker then asked for a motion: "Can I get a motion to go into our second executive session regarding personnel with under Chris Robers, Tim Meehling, Kirsten Waddle, Michelle Lyons?"

A motion and a second were recorded on the public record; the transcript does not identify who moved or who seconded. The chair (unnamed in the transcript) requested a roll call vote. When the names Andrew Davidson and Michael Wood were called, the subsequent responses were recorded as "Yes." The transcript does not explicitly tag each "Yes" response to the named individuals, but the sequence is consistent with a roll-call procedure.

Following the roll call, the speaker announced, "We are in exec," indicating the meeting proceeded into executive session. The available record ends mid-sentence and contains no further on-the-record discussion or decisions about the personnel items.

No formal actions or outcomes from the earlier executive session were reported on the record; the transcript explicitly states the previous closed session produced "no actions taken and no decisions made."