COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Court filings have revealed details about the undisclosed personnel investigation at the center of debate on the North Idaho College board of trustees and a public records lawsuit.
The lawsuit, filed in November by NIC President Nick Swayne, contends the college violated Idaho’s public record laws by denying his request for a copy of an investigative report that involves allegations against him by another NIC employee.
A hearing is scheduled for Friday, when a judge will consider Swayne’s request to compel the college to turn over the report.
In June, NIC trustees voted to authorize hiring a third-party investigator for an undisclosed personnel matter. NIC paid $56,013 to Spokane-based firm Randall Danskin to investigate the personnel matter and produce a report, according to the college.
Though the board received the finished report Oct. 13, trustees have yet to take action on its contents.
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