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Chairman Weatherup moves Oswego County Workers’ Compensation Claims Committee into executive session

County of Oswego Workers’ Compensation Claims Committee · June 16, 2026
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Summary

The County of Oswego Workers’ Compensation Claims Committee met June 16, entered an executive session to discuss workers’ compensation claims, returned to open session, and adjourned; the public minutes record motions by Chairman James Weatherup and a unanimous adjournment vote.

The County of Oswego Workers’ Compensation Claims Committee convened June 16, 2026, called to order at 1:35 p.m., and moved into an executive session to discuss workers’ compensation claims.

Chairman James Weatherup moved at 1:37 p.m. to go into executive session to discuss workers’ compensation claims. The public minutes state the committee entered executive session; the minutes do not disclose the substance of the claims discussed, consistent with executive-session confidentiality rules.

The record shows the committee returned to open session at 2:32 p.m. Immediately afterward, Chairman James Weatherup moved to adjourn at 2:33 p.m.; Mayor Robert Corradino seconded. The minutes record the vote as unanimous and state that the motion carried.

Present at the meeting were Chairman James Weatherup (Chairman of the Legislature), Mayor Robert Corradino (Mayor, City of Oswego), and County Treasurer Kevin Gardner. Staff and guests listed in the minutes included MaryLou Karins (OneDigital), Richard Mitchell (County Attorney), Marjorie Montross (Triad Group), Matthew Kellar (Triad Group, virtual), and Melissa Turner (Plan Secretary), who submitted the minutes.

Because the committee’s substantive discussion was held in executive session, the public minutes provide only procedural details: the call to order, the motions to enter and exit executive session, the adjournment motion, and the attendance list. No votes on specific claims or other public actions were recorded in the minutes.