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Board reviews staff housing costs and votes to go into executive session on appointments
Summary
The board reviewed staff housing expenses and apartment counts and approved a motion to enter executive session to consider medical staff appointments and legal issues; the signed resolution on file required no action at the meeting.
The Petersburg Medical Center board discussed staff housing costs and then moved into executive session to address personnel and legal matters.
Chairman Jared read housing expense figures into the record: the transcript lists total housing expense for 2023 as $226,537.24 and for 2025 as $367,962, and staff reported apartment counts of 17 in 2023 and 22 in 2025 to house locum and traveling clinicians. Phil noted the housing report came out of a prior work session with the Petersburg Borough and suggested a potential future discussion with the assembly about housing opportunities to support staffing needs.
After routine business and scheduling the next meeting for March 26, a board member moved to enter executive session "to consider medical staff appointments and reappointments and legal issue concerns." The motion to enter executive session was made by a board member, seconded by Tony, and the board recorded 'Aye' votes to go into executive session.
Separately, staff confirmed an attached board resolution (2026‑1) was on file for record keeping and did not require action at this meeting. The board did not take any public votes on appointments during the open session; any actions on medical staff appointments and legal matters were handled in executive session according to the recorded motion.
