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Council votes to enter closed session to discuss personnel and security
Summary
The council moved into a closed session under Maryland law to discuss personnel matters and public security; the motion cited General Provisions Article §3‑305(b)(1) and (10), specified participants and noted the council would not return to open session.
The Greenbelt City Council voted to convene a closed session to discuss personnel matters and public‑security planning. The motion cited General Provisions Article §3‑305(b)(1) and (10) of the Annotated Code of Maryland as the legal authority for the closed session. The motion — made in the council chambers and seconded — specified the closed session would be held in the municipal library and listed two purposes: 1) appointment or performance evaluation of appointees, employees or officials the council oversees; and 2) public security matters, including deployment of emergency services and the development of emergency plans. The motion named City Manager Sal Maron as a participant and stated council would not return to open session after the closed meeting. Roll call was taken and members present voted to enter the closed session; the clerk recorded affirmative responses. The council then recessed to the closed meeting. Ending: The council entered an executive session for the stated personnel and security purposes; no further details about the discussion were released at the open meeting.
