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Council holds executive session on intergovernmental complaint, affirms limited discussion
Summary
The Albuquerque City Council met in executive session to discuss an intergovernmental complaint and related litigation involving Mayor Tim Keller; the council later affirmed the session was limited to the stated attorney‑client matters.
The Albuquerque City Council convened in executive session at the start of Monday’s meeting to discuss an intergovernmental conference committee complaint and related litigation, described in the motion as "Intergovernmental Conference Committee complaint 012025 and relating litigation in Mayor Tim Keller versus Albuquerque City Council."
After the closed session, the council returned to the public meeting and a councilor affirmed that the matters discussed were limited to those specified in the motion for closure. The council recorded a unanimous vote to move into executive session and then reconvened, with the council president stating that the executive session had been limited to attorney‑client privileged matters.
No further public actions related to the litigation were taken during the meeting; the minutes show the council returned to regular business after the executive session and proceeded with other items on the agenda.
