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Llano City moves into executive session to discuss city manager personnel matters

5817240 · June 20, 2025
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Summary

At about 3:00, meeting leaders convened an executive session under Texas Government Code §551.074 to deliberate personnel matters concerning the city manager; no public vote or outcome was recorded in the provided transcript segment.

At about 3:00, a presiding official called the meeting to order and said the body would move into an executive session under Texas Government Code §551.074 to deliberate personnel matters involving the city manager.

The move, announced by the presiding official, cited the statutory authority for closed deliberations on “the appointment, employment, performance, evaluation, duties, compensation, discipline, and or dismissal of the city manager.” The transcript provides no further public discussion, motions, or votes on the matter in the excerpt provided.

The announcement was: “I’m gonna call this meeting to order. And now we'll move into executive session, executive closed session, convene, in accordance with the Texas government code section 551.074 personnel matters to deliberate the appointment, employment, performance, evaluation, duties, compensation, discipline, and or dismissal of the city manager,” attributed in the transcript to the presiding official. The record does not show any formal motion maker, second, or public vote tied to that action.

Because executive sessions are closed under state law, the transcript does not include deliberations or any decisions reached during the closed portion. The provided excerpt ends with the convening language and does not record whether the council returned to open session or any subsequent public action regarding the city manager.