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Hewitt council holds closed session on city manager evaluation, members ask to reconvene in two weeks

2137141 · January 17, 2025
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Summary

Council convened a closed session under Texas Government Code §551.074 to discuss the city manager’s evaluation; after returning to open session a councilmember asked to reconvene in two weeks to finalize decisions.

The Hewitt City Council met in an executive session on Jan. 21 to discuss the city manager’s evaluation under Texas Government Code §551.074 (personnel matters). The council recessed from the open meeting into the closed session and later reconvened the special meeting.

When the council returned to open session at about 8:16 p.m., a councilmember said the evaluation data and feedback were “very good” but requested more time to collect and assess information and asked that the council reconvene in two weeks to present final decisions. A staff member responded that no action was required at that time.

Why it matters: Personnel actions and evaluations for the city manager are typically handled in closed session under state law; any formal employment decisions would be reflected in future open-session minutes or by a recorded vote if the council takes action.

Outcome and next steps: No formal employment action was reported in the open session record. The council discussion ended with a request to return in two weeks to finalize decisions on the evaluation; no formal motion or vote to set that reconvening date was recorded in the open session transcript.