Motion introduced to enter executive session to discuss personnel and IAFF bargaining

A motion was introduced to move into an executive session to discuss personnel interviews and collective bargaining with the International Association of Fire Fighters during a meeting in Narragansett, according to the meeting transcript.

The transcript records a speaker saying there was "1 motion" to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters, including interviews for unspecified town positions, and collective bargaining with the union. The record does not identify who moved or seconded the motion, nor does it record a formal vote or the final outcome.

The transcript text contains unintelligible or garbled transcriptions of job titles (rendered as "toncslescer" and "assistent toncilscer"); the document does not provide clear, standard job titles or identify which specific positions would be discussed. The speaker also referenced adjournment and reconvening times in imprecise terms (noted in the transcript as "5.zero" and "7.2"); the transcript does not record confirmed clock times for adjournment or reconvening.

Because executive sessions are closed to the public, the transcript alone does not show the substance of any personnel or bargaining discussion or any decisions reached in private. The transcript excerpt provided here does not record follow-up actions, assignments to staff, or a vote tally. Any formal vote, written minutes, or public report required under local rules or state law would need to be consulted to determine whether the motion passed and what, if any, actions followed.