Chair calls Sherman County Board into 10-minute executive session
Summary
The chair moved that the Sherman County Board of Commissioners go into a 10-minute executive session; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The transcript records no public explanation for the closed session's subject.
The chair of the Sherman County Board of Commissioners moved the body into a 10-minute executive session, saying, "We go into executive session for 10 minutes." The motion was seconded and then approved by a voice vote after the chair called, "All in favor, say aye." The ayes were recorded and the chair stated that the motion had passed.
The transcript does not record a stated subject or legal authority for the closed-session discussion. The board returned to open session later in the record and the chair announced the meeting was back in order. No votes, directives, or decisions resulting from the executive session are recorded in the available transcript.
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