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Board holds closed attorney-client session on employee grievance, then approves related action
Summary
The Rush City board entered an attorney-client privileged closed session concerning an employee grievance, reconvened, and approved items discussed in closed session. The meeting was closed at 7:40 PM and reopened at 9:25 PM; votes recorded were unanimous.
The district board moved into a closed session for attorney-client privileged discussion related to an employee grievance on a motion by Rory Roth, seconded by Kevin Haugrud; the minutes record the meeting was closed at 7:40 PM and the motion carried 5-0. After the closed session the board took potential action related to items discussed there: "Motion by Umbreit seconded by Roth to approve items discussed during closed session. Motion carried 5-0." The board then voted to re-open the public meeting at 9:25 PM on a motion by Umbreit, seconded by Lind.
The minutes do not detail the substantive content of the grievance or the specific actions approved during the closed session, reflecting attorney-client privilege and standard practice for personnel-related closed meetings. The public record shows only that the board followed procedure: closure, internal action, and reopening with recorded motions and unanimous votes.
