Council ends executive session after personnel evaluations, adjourns

The council moved to end an executive session and adjourned after reporting it had discussed two legal-advice items, a payroll audit and completed personnel evaluations. The chair opened the meeting saying, "We'll now get rid of executive session," then asked for a motion and a second before taking a show-of-hands.

The chair said the executive session had covered "two items on legal advice," a payroll audit and personnel evaluations for County Administrator LaVaughn Youmans and Clerk/Administrator Assistant Altrissa Orr. The chair reported the council "completed our evaluations of the 3 people who will be supervised," and noted the county attorney left the session early and was "okay with his" schedule.

The chair asked whether there were any matters requiring legal action or policy votes and indicated there were no items that needed an immediate vote, saying staff would be ready when needed. A separate motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the chair recorded that Councilman Crawford seconded the motion and then declared the council officially adjourned.

No roll-call vote totals or further public actions were announced on the record. The meeting record does not specify who made the motions, any written findings from the executive session, or any next steps; those details were not provided in the public remarks.