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Hermosa Beach City Council reports no reportable actions after closed session

Hermosa Beach City Council · November 20, 2025
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Summary

After a Nov. 20 closed session, the Hermosa Beach City Attorney told the council there were "no reportable actions." The council reconvened briefly, confirmed a quorum and adjourned following a Thanksgiving greeting and event reminder.

The Hermosa Beach City Council met in a Nov. 20 special session and recessed for a closed session; after the closed session the city attorney reported there were "no reportable actions," the council recorded a quorum and then adjourned.

During an initial roll call the city clerk recorded Council Member Francois, Council Member Keegan, Council Member Jackson, Mayor Pro Tem DeToy and Mayor Semon as present. The presiding official opened public comment for the closed-session agenda and invited speakers in the chambers and on Zoom; the clerk reported there were no in-person or virtual speakers.

When the council reconvened, the city attorney reported that the closed-session item on the agenda had been discussed and that "there are no reportable actions." Following that announcement the presiding official said there were no further agenda items and moved to adjourn the special meeting.

Council Member DeToy offered a brief Thanksgiving greeting to the community and reminded attendees the city’s Christmas tree-lighting would be held Sunday. The transcript records a short discrepancy in the clock reading as the meeting was closed (the recorder shows both "03:41" and "02:41" in the exchange); the council then adjourned.

A recorded public-safety announcement about seat positioning and avoiding buzzed driving played over the venue audio after the meeting; that audio is not part of the council’s agenda.