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Board enters closed session on pending litigation, returns and certifies compliance
Summary
The Campbell County Board voted to go into closed session to discuss litigation related to Region 2000 and statewide election lawsuits, then returned to open session and certified that closed-session discussions were consistent with the Virginia statute invoked.
Near the end of the work session, the board voted to go into closed session to receive legal advice and discuss litigation involving the Region 2000 service authority and election-related lawsuits filed statewide. The chair read the statutory citation for closed-session authority as part of the motion and the board moved into closed session.
After the closed session, a motion to return to open session was made and members were asked to certify that the closed-session discussions were limited to the matters permitted by law. Multiple members answered in the affirmative during the roll-call-style certification; one member explicitly stated they did not certify. The board then resumed open session and continued with remaining agenda items.
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