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Chairman Milton schedules candidate interviews and says commission will enter executive session before July 1 appointments
Summary
The Natrona County commission moved its start time, will hold board interviews in the commissioners' conference room for greater privacy while remaining public, and plans to enter an executive session for personnel before returning to recommend and vote on new board members effective 07/01/2026.
Chairman Milton said the commission moved the meeting start time and will hold board candidate interviews in the commissioners' conference room, then enter an executive session for personnel before returning to recommend and vote on new board members effective 07/01/2026.
The chair told the board that “the only change was starting time moved up from 05:30 to 3PM” and that “board interviews will take place in the commissioner's conference,” which he described as allowing candidates “a little bit more privacy, less and less formal setting while still being open to the public, and we can have a little bit better conversation with the appointee.”
Milton outlined the planned sequence: “Once the interviews are complete, commission will motion to enter executive session for purpose of personnel, and then we will come back out and make recommendations and vote for the new board members effective 07/01/2026.” The transcript records the plan but shows no motion or vote taken during the session excerpt.
The clerk conducted roll call and commissioners answered present. Milton then led the Pledge of Allegiance before the commission moved toward the smaller boardroom to begin interviews.
No formal appointments, motions, or votes are recorded in the transcript excerpt provided; the session closed its public items by moving to the interview location and announcing the intended executive-session motion and the target effective date for appointments.
