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Mesa County Board of Public Health enters executive session over intergovernmental agreement updates
Summary
The Mesa County Board of Public Health voted Feb. 25 to go into an executive session to get legal advice on updates to its governmental agreement with the Mesa County Board of County Commissioners; the board reconvened at 4:21 p.m. and reported no formal action was taken during the closed session.
The Mesa County Board of Public Health voted Tuesday to enter an executive session to receive legal advice on updates to its governmental agreement with the Mesa County Board of County Commissioners.
Board members moved and seconded the motion early in the meeting and conducted a voice vote; the motion carried. The motion cited a state statute as the basis for a closed session and described the purpose as "receiving legal advice from counsel regarding updates to the governmental agreement" between the two governing bodies.
The board paused for public comment and the chair asked whether anyone in the room wished to speak; none did. The meeting later reconvened at 4:21 p.m., and the chair announced that the executive session had concluded and that "no adoption of any proposed policy, position, resolution, rule, regulation, or formal action occurred during the executive session." The special meeting was then adjourned.
Meeting minutes and the statute cited on the record were provided in the verbal motion; the board did not record any formal votes on policy changes or agreements during the session. Any updates to the intergovernmental agreement would require later public action if the board decides to pursue changes outside the closed session.
