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Long Branch City Council adopts resolution to meet in executive session

Long Branch City Council · February 11, 2026
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Summary

The council voted to adopt Resolution R-19-26 and move into an executive session to discuss attorney-client privilege and an administrator update by Administrator Shirley; no public opposition was voiced during the brief proceeding.

Unidentified Speaker, the meeting moderator, announced that the Long Branch City Council would close the public portion of its meeting and consider a resolution to convene in executive session.

The council adopted Resolution R-19-26 to go into executive session “to discuss the following, attorney client privilege, the administrator's update, by administrator Shirley,” according to the motion introduced by Unidentified Speaker. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote; no opposition was recorded in the transcript.

The meeting record shows roll call earlier in the session naming Miss Arasas, Mister Viera, Missus Wittes and Doctor Hoag as present and Mister Dangler as absent. The moderator also certified that the meeting had been published in the newspaper in accordance with the open public meeting act.

No public comments, debate on the resolution, or detailed discussion of the attorney-client or administrator-update subjects appear in the public transcript. The council announced it would enter executive session immediately after the vote; the transcript ends as the body prepared to convene the closed session.

Next steps: the council moved into executive session under Resolution R-19-26; any actions taken there will not be part of the public record unless disclosed later by the council or required by law.