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City attorney reports EEOC complaint from former officer, other ongoing legal matters
Summary
The city attorney updated the council that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has received a complaint from a former officer, and that other items — including a capital electric agreement, contract payments and PUD issues — are in progress.
City Attorney Greg (surname not provided) told the council that the city recently received notice from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that a former officer, Skyler Terrell, has filed a complaint. The city attorney said the matter is pending and Jesse Walstead from the attorney's office will assist; the city will schedule an executive session for attorney consultation when additional information is available.
The attorney also updated the council on other legal work: a draft maintenance agreement with Capital Electric had been sent to the utility's attorney and staff were awaiting a response; the attorney is working with SEH on contract payment details and said an executive session may be needed depending on the negotiations; and staff are reviewing records related to planned-unit-development (PUD) issues.
Why it matters: the EEOC complaint could lead to employment-related legal proceedings involving the city. The other contract and PUD items could require additional council action or executive sessions as they move toward resolution.
The attorney asked that communications about the EEOC matter be routed to Jesse Walstead in the attorney's office and said further updates and any necessary executive sessions will be scheduled as information becomes available.
