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Board holds two brief executive sessions; no public actions recorded
Summary
The Cherokee County Board entered a 15-minute attorney-client executive session (extended five minutes) and a five-minute security executive session during its May 12 meeting; no actions were taken on return to open session.
During the May 12 meeting, Commissioner Myra Carlisle Frazier moved for a 15-minute executive session for attorney-client communication with the Board, Road and Bridge Supervisor Cody Zook, and County Counselor Jake Conard; the session was extended by five minutes. No public action resulted when the board returned.
Later the board moved into a five-minute executive session for security purposes with the Board and County Counselor Jake Conard; again, no action was taken on return to open session. Both sessions were recorded in the minutes as executive sessions with no subsequent votes or directives.
Because executive sessions are confidential by statute, the minutes record only that sessions occurred, the stated purpose, participants noted in the motion, and that no action followed upon return to open session.
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