The San Bernardino City Council convened a closed session meeting on September 18, 2025, addressing key legal matters that could impact the community. Mayor Tran opened the meeting promptly at 3:31 PM, welcoming both in-person attendees and those viewing remotely.

During the session, the council members confirmed their presence, with all members accounted for. Notably, there were no public comments submitted, indicating a quiet engagement from the community at this time.

A significant topic discussed was related to anticipated litigation concerning outstanding issues with Mandeville, a matter that could have implications for the city’s legal standing and financial responsibilities. Additionally, a correction was made regarding a case previously listed on the agenda. The name of the case was clarified from "Mark Brown versus the city" to "Matthew Brown versus the city," ensuring accurate public records.

The council confirmed that the case number was correct, allowing them to proceed without any substantive issues arising from the typographical error. This attention to detail reflects the council's commitment to transparency and accuracy in their proceedings.

Following these discussions, the council moved into closed session at 3:32 PM to further address the legal matters at hand. The outcomes of these discussions will likely shape future decisions impacting the residents of San Bernardino, emphasizing the importance of these meetings in the governance of the city.