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Natrona County commissioners vote to enter executive session under 16-4-405(a)(ix); no action taken
Summary
At a special meeting April 28, 2026, the Natrona County Board of County Commissioners approved a motion to go into executive session under statute 16-4-405(a)(ix) to receive confidential information. The motion, moved by Commissioner Peter Nicolaysen and seconded by Commissioner Dave North, carried; the minutes record no formal action taken.
The Natrona County Board of County Commissioners met in a special session April 28, 2026, and voted to enter an executive session under statute 16-4-405(a)(ix) "to receive confidential information by law," a motion moved by Commissioner Peter Nicolaysen and seconded by Commissioner Dave North. The motion carried, and the minutes state that no action was taken during the executive session.
The session was called to order by Chairman Jim Milne at 10:00 a.m.; commissioners listed in attendance were Dave North, Peter Nicolaysen, Casey Coates and Dallas Laird, with County Clerk Tracy Good present to attest the minutes. The minutes record the motion to move into executive session, quoting the stated purpose as "to receive confidential information by law." Commissioner Nicolaysen made the motion and Commissioner North seconded; the record notes only that the motion "carried" and that "no action was taken."
The minutes show the meeting adjourned later in the record with the phrase "Chairman North adjourned" and an adjournment time recorded as 10:30 p.m.; the earlier call to order lists Chairman Jim Milne. The transcript contains what appears to be a clerical inconsistency in the chair name at adjournment and in the AM/PM notation for the adjournment time. The minutes also include an attestation by County Clerk Tracy Good and a note that her term of office expires January 4, 2027.
Because the board entered an executive session for confidential information, the minutes do not provide details of the matters discussed in that closed portion of the meeting. The public record as reflected in the minutes consists of the motion text, who moved and seconded it, and the stated outcome that no formal action resulted.
The minutes do not list a roll-call vote tally or any amendments to the motion. No further direction to staff or formal decisions appear in the public minutes for this special meeting.
The clerk attested the minutes as recorded.
