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Commissioners move into executive session to discuss potential bargaining or litigation
Summary
The Norfolk County Commissioners voted unanimously to enter executive session under Chapter 30A, section 21(a)(3) to discuss strategy related to collective bargaining or litigation, citing that public discussion could harm the county's negotiating or litigating position.
The Norfolk County Commissioners voted to enter executive session under Chapter 30A, section 21(a)(3) to discuss strategy related to collective bargaining or litigation, saying an open meeting could be detrimental to the county's bargaining or litigating position.
Richard, a commissioner, moved the motion and the acting temporary chair seconded. The commission took a roll-call voice vote in which all present voted yes and the body went into executive session per the motion.
The chair noted the executive session was limited to the statutory topic. The board returned to open session and proceeded with the remainder of the agenda later in the meeting.
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