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Motion to terminate Officer Bailey McCormick approved after executive session

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Summary

After returning from an executive session at 7:44 p.m., meeting participants approved a motion to terminate Officer Bailey McCormick effective immediately by voice vote; numeric tallies were not recorded in the transcript.

A committee member moved to terminate Officer Bailey McCormick effective immediately and the motion was approved by voice vote after the body returned from an executive session at 7:44 p.m.

The committee member said, "we'll make a motion to terminate Officer Bailey McCormick effective immediately." Another participant indicated a second was on the record and the presiding officer called for a voice vote, instructing those in favor to signify by saying "aye." The presiding officer then stated, "Okay, motion carries." The transcript does not record a numeric roll-call or a breakdown of yes, no or abstain votes.

The motion followed the meeting's executive session; the transcript records only the timing of returning to open session and the subsequent motion. No additional details about the reasons for the termination, any supporting documentation, or any statements from Officer Bailey McCormick appear in the recorded segments. After the termination motion was handled, a committee member moved to adjourn and the meeting concluded.

The transcript provides no further factual context about the grounds for the personnel action, whether any disciplinary process preceded it, or any immediate administrative steps following the motion. Those details were not specified in the recorded segments.