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Board discusses need for executive session while reviewing Harrison County budgets
Summary
During its appropriations review the Harrison County board discussed entering executive session and began reviewing department budgets for the night; a member asked whether the agenda needed amending to allow the session.
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As the board moved from earlier agenda items into item four, members began reviewing appropriations and department budgets for Harrison County. A board member raised the procedural issue of entering executive session, asking whether the agenda needed to be amended to permit it: "I don't know if we need to amend the agenda, but we need to go into executive session."
The Chair responded that a motion to enter executive session can be made when needed. The transcript records the initiation of the appropriations review and the executive-session question but does not show a subsequent formal motion or vote to enter executive session in the available segments.
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