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Commission holds short executive session after wage-increase request; no action taken
Summary
A resident or staff member requested a $20 hourly wage increase for a delegated administrator; commissioners recessed to a 10-minute executive session to discuss non-elected personnel wages and returned with no action taken.
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A speaker asked the commission to raise wages to $20 an hour for an employee named Tishana and said they planned to retire next year and delegate administrative duties. The chair moved for a 10-minute executive session to discuss non-elected personnel wages; the body approved the motion and recessed.
When the commission returned to open session, members moved and seconded a motion to confirm they had taken no action during the executive session; the motion carried by voice vote. "So I'm requesting that we increase our wages to $20 an hour," the speaker said during the initial request.
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