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Chair closes Pueblo County BOCC work session after roll call; no business conducted
Summary
The Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners convened a July 7 work session, recorded attendance and immediately adjourned after the Chair announced there were no presentations, operational updates, or executive session items.
The Pueblo County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) convened a work session on July 7 and adjourned shortly after roll call when the Chair announced there was no substantive business to address. The Chair opened the meeting at 9:52 a.m. and read the attendance, naming Brandon Hirsch (County Attorney's Office), Paula McPheeeters, Zach Swearingen and Miles Lucero as present.
The Chair stated, "We do not have any presentations or any operational updates that weren't discussed in, our statutory meeting, and we do not have any exec items today." The Chair then asked for a motion to adjourn; a motion and a second were recorded on the public record and members responded "Aye." The Chair declared the meeting adjourned. No votes on ordinances, resolutions, contracts, budgets, or other formal actions were taken during the session.
