Conroe council debate limits virtual attendance in executive sessions to protect attorney–client privilege
Conroe city council members and the city attorney debated a proposal to require in-person attendance for executive sessions, citing attorney–client privilege and concern about leaked confidential discussions.
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Conroe city attorneys and council members on April 23 debated a proposed resolution that would require council members to attend authorized executive sessions in person rather than by video or phone connection.
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