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Washington County commissioners vote to enter executive session citing ORS 192.66(2)(f)

Washington County Board of Commissioners · July 14, 2026
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Summary

At its July 14, 2026 work session the Washington County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to adjourn into executive session under ORS 192.66(2)(f) to discuss exempt records; the motion carried 5-0 after roll call confirmed all five commissioners were present.

At its July 14, 2026 work session the Washington County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to adjourn into an executive session citing ORS 192.66(2)(f) to discuss exempt records.

Chair Harrington announced the planned adjournment to executive session and asked Clerk Hodges to take the role. Clerk Hodges called the roll; Commissioners Snyder, McFly and Terese, Vice Chair Willie and Chair Harrington were recorded present.

A motion to adjourn to executive session "pursuant to ORS 192.66 sub 2 sub f for the purposes of discussing exempt records" was moved and seconded on the record. Chair Harrington then asked members to vote "by raising your hand or saying aye." After no opposition was raised, the chair announced, "The motion carries unanimously 5 to 0." The board then entered executive session.

The transcript records the statutory citation the board used (ORS 192.66 sub 2 sub f) and states the purpose as discussion of "exempt records." The meeting did not put on the record further details about the specific records or topics to be discussed in executive session.

The executive session was announced as beginning immediately; no additional public actions or votes were recorded in the public portion of the work session before the executive session commenced.