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Selma council votes 4-1 to file notice of dismissal in lawsuit against Second Chance Animal Shelter
Summary
During a closed session, the Selma City Council voted 4-1, with Councilman Trujillo opposed, to file a notice of dismissal in City of Selma v. Second Chance Animal Shelter, case number 24 CECG 04247; city attorney reported no other reportable actions.
During a closed session at a Selma City Council meeting, the council voted 4-1 to file a notice of dismissal in the lawsuit City of Selma v. Second Chance Animal Shelter, case number 24 CECG 04247, the city attorney reported.
The city attorney told the council, “In closed session, the council voted 4–1, Councilman Trujillo voting no to file a notice of dismissal in City of Selma versus Second Chance Animal Shelter case number 24 CECG 04247. No other reportable action.”
The council did not identify who moved or seconded the action in the public report, and no additional details about the disposition of the case were disclosed in open session. Councilman Trujillo was recorded as the sole dissenting vote; the four other votes were reported as in favor but individual names other than Trujillo were not given in the public statement.
The city attorney’s announcement was given after the council returned to open session. The presiding officer then adjourned the meeting.
The transcript does not include further explanation of the legal basis for the dismissal, any settlement terms, or the precise next procedural steps for filing the notice of dismissal.
