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Commission enters brief executive session; authorizes county attorney to continue talks on possible litigation
Summary
Commissioners met in executive session Aug. 10 for 10 minutes under the attorney–client exemption to discuss possible litigation; they returned without public action and authorized County Attorney Tim Liesmann to continue discussions with neighboring municipalities.
At 9:21 a.m. on Aug. 10 the Wabaunsee County Commission voted 3‑0 to enter a 10‑minute executive session under the attorney–client privilege to discuss possible litigation. Commissioner Nancy L. Hier made the motion, Commissioner Boyd Ivan Davis seconded, and the body returned to open session at 9:31 a.m.
The minutes state no action was taken during the closed session. After returning to open session, Chairman Jim W. MacGregor shared that County Attorney Tim Liesmann is authorized to continue conversations with neighboring municipalities regarding potential litigation. The minutes do not provide additional detail about the subject or parties involved.
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