Council forms security infrastructure and emergency response committee, keeps membership details limited
Summary
Ordinance 26-53 establishing a security infrastructure and emergency response committee was adopted as an emergency. Council members discussed using a state provision to keep certain security-related information nonpublic and the mayor indicated appointments would be made after executive session.
Council adopted Ordinance 26-53 to establish a security infrastructure and emergency response committee and declared it an emergency. Read by title and moved through suspension of additional readings and adoption of the emergency clause, the ordinance was adopted in short order following the council's executive session on security matters.
After adoption the mayor said committee appointments would be made and discussed keeping some membership or operational details confidential under the state carve-out for certain security information. One councilmember asked rhetorically, "so we keep this a secret?" and the discussion confirmed that limited nonpublic handling of security details was contemplated under the statute cited during the meeting.
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