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Kentucky Public Pensions Authority moves into closed session to discuss pending litigation
Summary
On June 11, 2026, the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority held a special teleconference and voted to enter a closed session to discuss pending litigation under Kentucky law; the broadcast recorded the motion and a voice vote but did not include a detailed roll-call tally or details of the litigation.
The Kentucky Public Pensions Authority convened a special teleconference on June 11, 2026, and voted to move into a closed session to discuss pending litigation.
The chair announced that the only item of business was a closed session concerning litigation and asked for a motion "to enter into closed session pursuant to KRS 61.810(1)(c) for the purpose of discussing pending litigation," after which a motion and a second were recorded and the chair called for a voice vote. A staff member had opened the meeting with a legal notice stating the session was being held by video teleconference pursuant to Kentucky Revised Statutes §61.826 and that the public could view the broadcast at the KPPA offices at 1260 Louisville Road in Frankfort or on Facebook.
On the record, the chair said the board would enter closed session "because of the necessity to protect KPPA's litigation strategy and preserving any available attorney client privilege." The chair then instructed participants to leave the public broadcast and "take us offline." The audio records several members saying "Aye" and the chair declaring, "Ayes have it," indicating the motion carried; the transcript does not list individual roll-call votes or provide a numerical tally on the public record.
No details of the litigation were discussed in the public broadcast. The special meeting recessed into closed session immediately after the vote; the broadcast ended without further public action recorded in the transcript.
