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Corte Madera council adjourns to closed session to discuss town attorney
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the Corte Madera Town Council adjourned immediately to a closed session to discuss public employment under Government Code section 54957(b) concerning the town attorney; no public commenters were present and no votes were taken in open session.
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Corte Madera โ The Corte Madera Town Council convened on Nov. 18, 2025, then immediately adjourned to a closed session to discuss public employment under Government Code section 54957(b) regarding the town attorney.
An unidentified meeting official announced the move to closed session, saying, "We will adjourn to a closed session regarding the following item, public employment, government code section 5 4 9 5 7 b, and it's regarding our town attorney." The official told attendees the council would return at about 6:25 p.m.
A staff member conducted roll call before the recess. Council member Andrews and Council member Casiza answered present; Vice Mayor Thomas and Mayor Revazio also indicated they were present. Council member Beckman was absent. The staff member reported there were no speakers in the room, no participants online, and no emailed public comment had been received for this meeting.
The public action taken in open session was procedural: the body recessed to an executive session to discuss a personnel matter. The council did not record or announce any formal votes or policy decisions in open session before the recess. Any substantive actions or decisions regarding the town attorney were expected to occur in closed session, which is exempt from public disclosure under the cited provision of the Government Code.
The meeting was scheduled to reconvene at about 6:25 p.m.; the transcript provided here records only the call to order, roll call, public-comment status, and the adjournment into closed session.

