Executive Board Meetings

Under state law, Executive Board meetings generally are open to the public. This assures the public's right to be fully informed about the board's decisions and provides an opportunity for interested parties to present its views to the board. 

However, at times the law allows the board to hold closed meetings under specific circumstances, including meetings that involve

• Employee evaluation or discipline
• Labor negotiations
• Limited attorney-client privilege
• Discussion of certain security issues
• Discussion of certain types of medical and mental health data that are nonpublic data

To request an accommodation to attend a meeting, please contact DCT’s Office of Equal Opportunity at accommodations.dct@state.mn.us