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County attorney announces executive session on solar-siding agreement and potential litigation
Summary
The county attorney told supervisors the board would enter an executive session to discuss a solar siding agreement and potential litigation; the board later certified the closed session without announcing any public action following it.
The Russell County Board of Supervisors entered executive session during the Jan. 6 meeting to discuss matters the county attorney described as related to a “solar siding agreement” and potential litigation.
County Attorney (name not specified) told the board members these matters would be discussed in closed session; no public details were provided during open session. Following the executive session, supervisors certified by roll call that only matters identified in the motion were discussed and the board announced there would be no further action immediately upon reconvening.
The board then moved to adjourn and scheduled a reconvening in Richmond on Jan. 27 at 4 p.m. in the Jefferson Hotel lobby for a VACO-related reception/event.
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