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Whitfield County commissioners approve agenda, enter executive session on personnel
Summary
At a special called meeting Aug. 12, 2021, the Whitfield County Board of Commissioners voted 4-0 to approve the meeting agenda and to enter an executive session to discuss personnel; the minutes list attendees for the session but do not disclose personnel details.
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The Whitfield County Board of Commissioners voted 4-0 Thursday to approve the special called meeting agenda and to enter an executive session to discuss personnel matters, according to the meeting minutes.
Commissioner Greg Jones moved to approve the agenda as presented; Commissioner Barry W. Robbins seconded. The minutes record the motion as approved 4-0, with Commissioners Jones, John Thomas, Robbins and Robby Staten (via teleconference) in agreement.
Commissioner Greg Jones then moved that the board go into executive session to discuss personnel; Commissioner Barry W. Robbins seconded. The motion was recorded as approved 4-0. The minutes list those present for the executive session as Chairman Jevin Jensen; Commissioners Robbins, Thomas, Jones and Staten (Staten via teleconference); County Attorney Robert Smalley; and Human Resources Director Jackie Carlo.
The minutes do not disclose any details, decisions or actions taken during the executive session. After the executive session, Commissioner Barry W. Robbins moved and Commissioner Greg Jones seconded a motion to come out of executive session; the minutes record that motion as approved 4-0. The meeting closed with an adjournment recorded as unanimous. The minutes include signature lines for Chairman Jevin Jensen and County Clerk Blanca Cardona; no signature date appears in the provided transcript.
No ordinances, appointments, contracts, budgetary items or other actions were recorded in the provided minutes beyond the approval of the agenda and the executive-session motions.
