Committee schedules special emergency meeting on personnel resignations and budget

A committee reconvened briefly at about 4:30 p.m., moved to adjourn and set a special emergency meeting one hour later to address personnel resignations and budget issues.

An unidentified speaker opened the session, led a motion to adjourn and recorded a second; the transcript does not identify who made or seconded the motion. During the roll call, the facilitator called the names of committee members. Jason Dinaprio responded, “Yes,” and Michael Hutton responded, “Yes.” The transcript’s record of Sarah O'Gull’s response is unclear. After the roll call, the facilitator declared the committee adjourned.

The facilitator announced a special emergency meeting to begin one hour later in the same location, saying it would be “over personnel dealing with resignations” and “and budget.” No additional documents, staff names, budget figures, or proposed actions were described in the record. Speakers also confirmed a 60-minute notice requirement for the meeting.

Because the transcript provides only the brief announcement and procedural motions, the item lacks substantive detail about the personnel or budget topics to be discussed. The facilitator did not provide a meeting agenda, specific personnel names, or proposed budget amounts in the recorded segments. The special meeting’s agenda, any motions to be considered there, and the identities of presenters or affected employees were not specified in the transcript.

The committee’s next procedural step, as recorded, was the scheduled special emergency meeting one hour after adjournment; no vote or action on personnel or budget items is recorded in this transcript.