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Madison County commissioners approve discovery request, then adjourn post-session meeting
Summary
At a noon post-session meeting, the Madison County Board approved a motion to authorize responses to a discovery request tied to a case on the agenda and immediately voted to adjourn after a brief roll call and return from closed session.
Madison County commissioners reconvened a post-session meeting at about 12:00 p.m. and approved a motion to provide responses to a discovery request for a case listed on the agenda, then voted to adjourn.
A Commissioner moved, "I moved to approve the discovery request for the case of record on the agenda Or responses," and another participant seconded the motion. The Chair called for discussion and then called the vote; the Chair asked for Commissioner Collin's response and recorded an affirmative vote. The motion to approve the discovery-request responses was recorded as presented and advanced.
Shortly after, the Chair moved to adjourn and the motion was seconded. The Chair called names for the adjournment vote: "Mister Todd" and "Mister Gullman" were each recorded as "Aye," followed by an additional affirmative vote. The Chair then declared the meeting adjourned.
The meeting included a brief return from a closed session before the discovery-request motion. Other procedural items at the start involved calling the meeting to order and confirming the post-session status. No additional substantive debate or public testimony on the discovery request appears in the transcript.
