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Council votes unanimously to enter executive session to discuss possible future litigation
Summary
City Attorney Ricardo Woods asked the council to go into executive session to discuss a matter that may involve future litigation; a motion and second passed on a roll-call vote with all named members voting yes.
The Mobile City Council voted Jan. 13 to enter an executive session to discuss a matter that may involve future litigation.
City Attorney Ricardo Woods made an oral declaration asking the council to go into executive session for that purpose and requested a roll-call vote, saying the council should reconvene at the 10:30 meeting. A motion to go into executive session was moved and seconded in open session.
During roll call the named members present voted "Yes": President Small; Vice President Gregory; Council member Penn; Council member Ingram; Council member Reynolds; Council member Fleming; and Council member Woods. The council then recessed into executive session as announced.
The subject of the executive session was described only as a matter that "may involve future litigation." No further details or actions on that matter were provided in the pre-meeting segments.
