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Board holds two closed sessions on personnel and legal matters; no action recorded
Summary
The Cherokee County Board entered a 15-minute executive session on non-elected personnel and a 10-minute attorney-client session on Aug. 12; the minutes record that the board took no action after returning from either closed session.
During its Aug. 12 meeting the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners conducted two closed-door sessions: a 15-minute executive session on non-elected personnel and a 10-minute attorney-client privileged session.
Commissioner Cory Moates moved for the 15-minute non-elected personnel executive session with County Counselor Jake Conard and County Appraiser Delinda Vvhite present; Commissioner Lorie Johnson seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Later, Moates moved for a 10-minute attorney-client executive session with County Counselor Conard; Johnson seconded and the motion again passed unanimously. The minutes state that the Board "took no action" following both sessions.
The minutes do not record the substance of the closed sessions, consistent with executive-session practice for personnel and privileged legal matters; no votes or directives were entered on the public record as outcomes of the sessions.
