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Greenville County Council approves county administrator contract after executive session
Summary
At a special-called meeting, the Greenville County Council voted 10-2 to approve the county administrator's contract after a closed executive session; Councilor Russo texted his positive vote. No contract terms were disclosed in the public record.
At a special-called meeting, the Greenville County Council approved the county administrator's contract following an executive session, voting 10 in favor and 2 opposed.
Council Tripp moved to approve "the contract as discussed in executive session and presented to us," praising the tone of the debate. "I'm pleasantly surprised on the collegiality of the discussions for and against extension of this contract or the new contract," Tripp said before making the motion. A roll call was requested; a council member reported the result as 10-2, and the transcript records that Councilor Russo texted in a positive vote. The chair announced the motion passed.
The council did not disclose the contract's terms on the public record during the meeting. An earlier announcement said the body had convened in executive session to discuss employment matters related to the county administrator's appointment, compensation and related personnel actions; the council stated that no action was taken while in executive session.
Following the vote the council immediately moved to adjourn and the meeting concluded without further public discussion of the contract.
