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Long Branch City Council adopts resolution to enter executive session over attorney–client matters and administrator update

Long Branch City Council · January 14, 2026
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Summary

The Long Branch City Council adopted Resolution R-1-26 and moved into executive session to discuss attorney–client privilege and an update concerning Administrator Shirley after motions and voice votes at the meeting.

Presiding Officer called the Long Branch City Council meeting to order and, following routine roll call and a certification of public notice, the council approved closing the public portion of the meeting and adopted Resolution R-1-26 to enter an executive session.

The resolution, introduced by the Presiding Officer, stated: "Be it resolved that the city council will go into executive session." The Presiding Officer identified the subjects for the executive session as "attorney client privilege, administrator update, administrator Shirley." Council members moved and seconded the resolution; when the Presiding Officer asked "All in favor?" attendees responded "Aye," and no opposition was recorded in the transcript before the council proceeded into executive session.

The council completed roll call earlier in the meeting, with Mister Assas, Mister Viera, Missus Widows, Mister Dangler and Doctor Vogt recorded present. The Presiding Officer also thanked Amanda for posting and publication of the meeting notice under the open public meeting act.

The transcript does not record who formally moved or seconded each motion by name, nor does it provide a numeric vote tally; the record contains voice responses of "Aye." The resolution text and the stated topics for the executive session were limited to attorney–client privilege and an administrator update concerning Administrator Shirley. No further details about the subject matter of the attorney–client discussion or the administrator update were provided in the public record.

The council then went into executive session; no additional public actions or votes were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.