September 12, 2017, Closed Session Votes

Below are the votes from the closed session of the Board of Police Commissioners meeting on September 12, 2017:

Mayor James had an excused absence.

Following a motion by Commissioner Garrett and a second by Commissioner Rader, the Board voted to go into closed session to discuss litigation matters, personnel matters and labor negotiations. The vote was 4-0 in favor. Following polling, Commissioner Wasson-Hunt voted Aye, Commissioner Rader voted Aye, Commissioner Garrett voted Aye, and Commissioner Shurin voted Aye.

Following a motion by Commissioner Rader and a second by Commissioner Wasson-Hunt, the Board voted to approve the application for continued employment of Police Officer Rita Olson-Stawicki. The vote was 4-0 in favor. Following polling, Commissioner Wasson-Hunt voted Aye, Commissioner Rader voted Aye, Commissioner Garrett voted Aye, and Commissioner Shurin voted Aye.

Following a motion by Commissioner Rader and a second by Commissioner Shurin, the Board voted to give Virginia Murray certain authority to settle the case of T.A.P.S. of KC v. Gallagher, et al. The vote was 4-0 in favor. Following polling, Commissioner Wasson-Hunt voted Aye, Commissioner Rader voted Aye, Commissioner Garrett voted Aye, and Commissioner Shurin voted Aye.

Following a motion by Commissioner Rader and a second by Commissioner Wasson-Hunt, the Board voted to give Virginia Murray certain authority to settle the permanent partial disability workers’ compensation claim of Sgt. xxxx[1]. The vote was 4-0 in favor. Following polling, Commissioner Wasson-Hunt voted Aye, Commissioner Rader voted Aye, Commissioner Garrett voted Aye, and Commissioner Shurin voted Aye.

Following a motion by Commissioner Wasson-Hunt and a second by Commissioner Garrett, the Board voted to approve the minutes of the closed session of the Board of Police Commissioners on August 15, 2017. The vote was 4-0 in favor. Following polling, Commissioner Wasson-Hunt voted Aye, Commissioner Rader voted Aye, and Commissioner Shurin voted Aye.

Following a motion by Commissioner Rader and a second by Commissioner Shurin, the Board voted to come out of closed session and adjourn. The vote was 4-0 in favor. Following polling, Commissioner Wasson-Hunt voted Aye, Commissioner Rader voted Aye, Commissioner Garrett voted Aye, and Commissioner Shurin voted Aye.

The Board adjourned at 1:29 p.m.
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[1] Name redacted for privacy and confidentiality reasons.

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