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Grundy County Insurance Trust approves prior minutes, moves into executive session on litigation
Summary
At a regular meeting, the Grundy County Insurance Trust approved previously circulated minutes after clarifying the year and voted to enter an executive session to discuss litigation; the meeting recorded no public comments.
The Grundy County Insurance Trust convened and the chair called the meeting to order, saying, “We're gonna call the insurance trust meeting to order,” and announcing there would be no public portion.
The trust addressed approval of minutes listed as from Nov. 25, 2020. The chair and a committee member briefly debated the correct year before the board resolved the discrepancy. A motion to approve the minutes was made with oral acknowledgment of participants ('Jerry, second by Eric'); the chair called for a voice vote and said, “Motion carries.”
The chair reported there were no claims for consideration and noted that all items were new. The meeting then turned to a request to discuss litigation in closed session. The chair asked, “Can I have a motion to go into executive session for litigation?” Eric moved and Deb seconded the motion. The chair called for a voice vote; members answered “Aye,” and the chair directed attendees to sign paperwork as they moved into the executive session, saying, “Let's head on in.”
No votes with individual tallies were recorded in the public transcript. The meeting proceeded into executive session, and no public actions were taken during the closed discussion recorded in this transcript.
