Council moves into closed session after public comment
February 28, 2026 | Blue Lake, Humboldt County, California
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Following the newly added comment period and two public remarks, the Blue Lake City Council voted to go into closed session on Jan. 20. A council member moved to convene closed session, the motion was seconded by Bayless, and Mayor Swatzky called for the ayes before declaring the council would enter closed session.
The meeting transcript does not list the closed-session agenda items in the public record. The mayor asked whether anyone wished to comment on any closed-session item before the council adjourned to closed session; two people commented, including a resident who identified herself as Rebecca Collins. The council then approved the move to closed session by voice.
The meeting transcript does not list the closed-session agenda items in the public record. The mayor asked whether anyone wished to comment on any closed-session item before the council adjourned to closed session; two people commented, including a resident who identified herself as Rebecca Collins. The council then approved the move to closed session by voice.
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