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Rock County holds two closed sessions for employee evaluations; wage decisions tabled
Summary
Commissioners met in closed session twice on June 26 to conduct employee evaluations, including for the Weed Superintendent and road crew; discussion of wages and Weed Superintendent raises was tabled for the July 15 meeting.
The Rock County Board of Commissioners went into closed session twice on June 26 to conduct employee evaluations.
At 9:34 a.m. the board entered a closed session to conduct the evaluation requested by Mitch Dean, Weed Superintendent, and returned to open session at 10:15 a.m.; roll call votes for entry and exit were recorded as all in favor. Later, at 12:48 p.m., the board again entered closed session to review road employee evaluations with Road Foreman Waylon Reynolds and returned at 2:45 p.m. by unanimous roll call.
After the second closed session, commissioners discussed road employee wages and possible raises for the Weed Superintendent. The minutes record that the matter was discussed but that final action on wages and raises was tabled until the July 15, 2025 meeting. The minutes do not include verbatim remarks from the closed sessions or detailed wage figures beyond the decision to hold the matter over for further consideration.
Because the minutes summarize actions and roll calls but do not provide verbatim statements from the closed sessions, the public record is limited to the existence of the evaluations, the meeting times, and the decision to delay wage decisions until the next regular meeting.
