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Labette County commissioners move into executive session for attorney consultation, then adjourn
Summary
The Labette County Board of Commissioners voted to enter executive session for attorney consultation during the May 30 meeting; County Counselor Brian K. Johnson and Deputy County Clerk Lorrie Boulware were recorded present for portions of the closed sessions, and the meeting reconvened and adjourned at 10:28 a.m.
Chairman Vincent B. Schibi moved the Labette County Board of Commissioners into executive session on May 30 for consultation with the county’s attorney on a matter described as protected by attorney-client privilege. The motion was seconded and approved by Commissioners Tom Barrett and Terry Weidert.
Two executive-session entries appear on the record. The first entry (SEG 001) records a ten-minute session with County Counselor Brian K. Johnson present and a planned reconvene at 10:01 a.m. A later entry (SEG 004) records another executive session for attorney consultation, again with County Counselor Brian K. Johnson present and Deputy County Clerk Lorrie Boulware listed for part of the session, and notes a reconvene time of 10:17 a.m. The transcript provides no substantive details about the legal matter discussed; the entries state the purpose was to protect the privilege and the board’s position in litigation, potential litigation, or administrative proceedings.
After reconvening, the board adjourned at 10:28 a.m. The record contains no vote or action that disclosed the subject or outcome of the attorney consultation; no minutes from the closed session appear in the public record excerpt provided.
