ACC votes to accept minutes, adjourns to closed session to discuss officer complaint
April 22, 2026 | Dorchester County, Maryland
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The ACC moved to accept the minutes from its January meeting. The chair entertained a motion, and members moved, seconded and approved the minutes as presented.
Later the chair moved that the meeting adjourn from open session to convene in closed session to discuss a complaint filed against a specific law enforcement officer and to obtain legal advice from ACC counsel, citing code area 33051137. A motion to adjourn was made, seconded and carried after members responded "aye." The chair declared the motion carried and the meeting adjourned into closed session.
The transcript records the motions, seconds and voice votes; no roll-call tally or detailed dissent was recorded in the public minutes.
No further public action was recorded before the board left open session.
Later the chair moved that the meeting adjourn from open session to convene in closed session to discuss a complaint filed against a specific law enforcement officer and to obtain legal advice from ACC counsel, citing code area 33051137. A motion to adjourn was made, seconded and carried after members responded "aye." The chair declared the motion carried and the meeting adjourned into closed session.
The transcript records the motions, seconds and voice votes; no roll-call tally or detailed dissent was recorded in the public minutes.
No further public action was recorded before the board left open session.
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