York County approves payroll and vendor claims with coding change; moves to executive session on general assistance claim

York County officials approved payroll and vendor claims with a coding change and then moved to enter executive session to address a general assistance claim.

After calling the meeting back to order just before 10:00, the chair announced review and approval of payroll and vendor claims and noted one $30 claim tied to Adult Diversion; the chair said that claim would be recoded so it "will not come out of the county attorney's budget and not out of adult diversion." A committee member moved to approve payroll and vendor claims with that coding change; the motion was seconded and approved in a roll call that the transcript records as showing affirmative votes from Gross, Bowman, Ott and Obermeyer.

Earlier in the sequence a member asked whether a Norfolk contracting item would be the last such contract; that question was not resolved in the provided transcript. Immediately following the payroll/vendor vote, the chair said the meeting needed to go into executive session to address a general assistance claim "to avoid any needless harm or injury" and asked for a motion at 10:00. A committee member moved; a second was recorded. The transcript does not record the roll-call result of the executive-session motion in the provided excerpts.

The transcript captures the coding-change detail for the $30 claim and the committee’s decision to move into executive session on a general assistance matter; it does not supply details of the general assistance claim or the outcome of the executive-session motion within the excerpt provided.