The Hampton County Council came out of executive session and said it had discussed a personnel matter involving the finance department and would take no action at this time, the presiding official said.

Councilman Jenks moved that the council come out of executive session; Councilman Williams seconded the motion. The presiding official then asked if there was any discussion and instructed members to indicate approval by raising their right hands. The motion to exit the executive session was approved by raised hands; the meeting then moved to an adjournment motion, which was also approved.

“In executive session, we, discuss a personnel matter, dealing with the finance department to get a better understanding as to, what has been, going on with it. And with that being said, there's no action to be taken at this time,” the presiding official said.

The council did not provide additional public details about the personnel matter or name any individual. The record shows the council approved the procedural motions by members indicating approval (raising hands); no roll-call vote tally was recorded in the public transcript.

After confirming no further business, the presiding official thanked Mrs. Orr and declared the meeting officially adjourned. The date of the meeting was not specified in the available transcript, and no formal documents or ordinances were released as part of the public record during the remarks.