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Jackson County commissioners move to executive session to discuss litigation
Summary
Chair announced the board would enter executive session under ORS 192.660(2)(h) to discuss litigation and said the board would return to regular session afterward; no substantive public discussion of the litigation occurred in the provided excerpt.
At the end of the July 28 work session the Chair announced the board would go into executive session "under ORS 192.660(2)(h)" to discuss litigation.
The Chair said the session would address litigation matters and noted there was "nobody in" to admonish or remove — indicating no personnel actions were needed in the excerpt — and instructed that the board would return to regular session once the executive session concluded. No substantive details of the litigation, parties, or expected outcomes were discussed in the provided transcript excerpt.
Because executive sessions are by statute confidential, the transcript records only the statutory authority cited and the plan to resume the regular meeting; the county did not disclose further information about the litigation in the excerpt.
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