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City officials vote to enter executive session over GSQ project and Goodyear housing rehab contracts
Summary
At a Nov. 3 special meeting city officials voted unanimously to go into executive session under ARS 38-431.03(A)(3) and (4) to get legal advice and provide direction to the city attorney and city manager about contracts connected to the GSQ project and the Goodyear Housing Rehab program.
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At a special city meeting Nov. 3, 2025, city officials voted unanimously to enter an executive session to obtain legal advice and provide direction to the city attorney and city manager on contract negotiations related to the GSQ project and the Goodyear Housing Rehab program.
The presiding official opened the meeting and asked the city clerk to read the roll, saying, "Let the record reflect. All members are present." The presiding official then cited ARS 38-431.03(A)(3) and (4) as the legal basis for a closed executive session "for legal advice and consultation to consider its position and to provide instruction and direction" regarding contracts subject to negotiation associated with the GSQ project and the Goodyear Housing Rehab program.
A motion to call the executive session was made and seconded; the presiding official called for a voice vote and members answered "Aye." The presiding official announced, "The ayes have it. We're going to executive session." The provided transcript does not record who moved or seconded the motion by name, the number of aye votes, nor the length or any outcome of the executive session.
No public discussion of the contracts or program specifics appears in the supplied transcript excerpt. The action was limited to a recorded motion and voice vote to convene the closed session under the cited Arizona statute. The transcript does not show further motions, votes, or staff direction beyond the call to the executive session.

