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Caroline County Police Accountability Board enters closed session to interview administrative charging committee applicants
Summary
On June 8, 2026, the Caroline County Police Accountability Board voted to go into a closed session under Maryland Code, General Provisions, Article 3-305(b)(1) to interview applicants for appointment to the board’s administrative charging committee; the board later adjourned.
The Caroline County Police Accountability Board voted on June 8, 2026, to enter a closed session under Maryland Code, General Provisions, Article 3-305(b)(1) to interview applicants for appointment to a county board administrative charging committee, then reconvened and adjourned.
The meeting’s chair announced the advertised closed session, read the statutory citation aloud and said the purpose was "to interview and discuss appointment to a county board administrative charging committee applicant interviews." The chair moved that the board go into closed session and indicated a roll-call vote would be taken.
During the roll call the chair announced Member James as absent. Members Whaley, Johns, Clark, Hudson and Lord were recorded as present and each was recorded as saying "Aye." The chair then declared, "The ayes have it. We're in closed session." The transcript does not record any substantive public details from the closed session; the stated purpose was the interviews of applicants for the administrative charging committee.
After the closed session the board returned to open meeting. Member Whaley moved to adjourn; the motion was seconded by an attendee identified in the record as "Marty." The chair asked for those in favor and the meeting was adjourned.
No appointments, candidate names, or other substantive decisions were recorded in the open transcript. The board gave no additional schedule or next-step details during the public portion of this record.
