The council entered executive session under state statute language recited in the record to discuss economic-development matters that the presiding official said could not be publicly disclosed without harming negotiations. The items listed for the executive session included confidential real-estate negotiations related to Atoka Heavy Industrial Park (identified in the transcript as Section 1, Township 2, Range 11 East) and a possible incentivizing or transfer of property to RRP Investments LLC regarding Atoka Light Industrial Park (identified in the transcript as Section 9, Township 2 South, Range 11 East).

Speaker 1 cited statutory authorization for executive session, reciting state statute language (transcript references included wording resembling "title 205" and "title 25 state statute 307(c)(11)"). A motion and roll-call vote sent the council into executive session; the record shows the council later returned to open session and acknowledged minutes of the executive session.

On return the presiding official reported that, for the Atoka Heavy Industrial Park matter and the potential agreement with RRP Investments LLC, the body heard discussion but took no formal action on either item.

What’s next: Because the matters were discussed in executive session and are confidential by statute, the transcript contains only the summary that no action was taken; any future public steps (agreements, authorizations or disclosures) would be announced in open session when appropriate.