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Hampstead council votes to enter closed session to discuss personnel matters under Article 3‑305(b)(1)

Hampstead Town Council · January 14, 2026
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Summary

Council voted to convene a closed session under Article 3‑305(b)(1) to discuss personnel matters affecting specific individuals; the town attorney, town manager, police chief and head of HR were invited to attend.

The Hampstead Town Council voted on Jan. 13 to hold a closed session under Article 3‑305(b)(1) to discuss personnel matters affecting specific individuals.

Mayor Christopher Nevin asked for a motion to go into closed session under Article 3‑305(b)(1) and to invite the town attorney Tom McCarron, town manager Jim Mark, the police chief and the head of human resources. A motion was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Why it matters: Maryland law permits municipal bodies to meet in closed session to discuss personnel matters involving identifiable individuals; the council’s vote begins that process and limits public access for that portion of the meeting.

What’s next: the council moved to closed session; the public portion of the meeting adjourned and council indicated it will reconvene in February.