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Hamilton City Council moves into executive session to discuss pending litigation
Summary
At the close of business, the council voted to enter executive session to discuss pending litigation; the presiding speaker said announcements would precede the recess and that no other business was expected afterward.
The Hamilton City Council voted to enter an executive session to discuss pending litigation, according to the meeting record.
An unnamed speaker made the motion to enter the executive session and was asked how long the council expected to be in session; the speaker responded that they did not expect other business when the council returned but noted there were announcements to make first. The transcript ends with the announcement that the council would go into executive session.
The record does not include details of the litigation or the executive session’s duration; by law, subject matter and attendance for executive sessions are typically recorded in a separate closed-session minute or subject to state open-meeting rules, but no such minutes are included in the transcript.
