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Morris County board votes to enter closed session to discuss attorney-client and human services funding matters
Summary
The board approved a motion to enter closed session to discuss attorney‑client issues and Department of Human Services funding. The resolution was read by county counsel and the board conducted a voice vote to convene the closed session.
County counsel read a closed‑session resolution Thursday authorizing the board to exclude the public to discuss matters allowed under the public meetings law, specifically attorney‑client matters and funding issues related to the Department of Human Services.
After the reading, the board chair moved to go into closed session, a second was offered and the board approved the motion by voice. The chair instructed the clerk to stop recording and the meeting paused while the board moved to closed session. No roll‑call tally or recorded vote was included in the public record during the work session.
The resolution text described allowable topics under the public meetings law and reserved the board’s right to reconvene and disclose matters when confidentiality is no longer necessary.
