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Costa Mesa City Council recesses to closed session to consult on threat to security

2322027 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

At a special meeting Jan. 28, 2025, the Costa Mesa City Council recessed into closed session to consult with emergency and public-safety officials about a threat to security under California Government Code section 54957(a). No details were released publicly.

The Costa Mesa City Council recessed into a closed session Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025, to consult with the city's director of emergency services, the city manager and the police chief about a reported threat to security under California Government Code section 54957(a).

The item was read aloud near the start of the special meeting. The city clerk recorded that all council members were present except for Council member Camaros, who was absent. There were no public comments at the start of the meeting.

Madam Clerk read the closed-session items and the meeting then recessed to the community room for the closed session. Because California Government Code section 54957(a) authorizes confidentiality for certain public-safety consultations, the council did not discuss the matter on the public record at that time and did not disclose details in the meeting transcript provided.

Any reportable actions or disclosures required by law following the closed session will be released by the city when appropriate.