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Hurston County commissioners move into closed session on union negotiations
Summary
The Hurston County Board of Commissioners met in a closed executive session Tuesday to discuss union negotiations following a motion and recorded responses; the board later announced no public action resulted from the meeting.
The Hurston County Board of Commissioners voted to go into an executive session Tuesday to discuss union negotiations. "At this time, I'd like to have a motion for executive session, for discussion of union negotiations," Commissioner Cliff Meaders said during the meeting.
The motion was moved and seconded and rolled into a recorded sequence of responses. The board announced it had returned to regular session at 11:01 a.m. and stated there was "no action to be taken at this time." The closed session item was limited to negotiation strategy and no formal action or contract decision was announced afterward.
The item was presented as a procedural, nonpublic meeting under the board's authority to discuss collective-bargaining strategy. The board did not provide further detail about agenda timing for any subsequent public discussion of the topic.
