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Council enters executive session to discuss legislation tied to Jackson Water litigation
Summary
At an emergency Feb. 11 meeting, the Jackson City Council voted to enter an executive session to consider pending legislation officials said could affect litigation involving Jackson Water; council members reported no official action resulted from the closed session.
The Jackson City Council held an emergency meeting on Feb. 11, 2026, and voted to enter an executive session to consider pending legislation that officials said could affect ongoing litigation with Jackson Water.
The City attorney told the council he had spoken with council members and administration and "wanted the opportunity to speak to the council about pending legislation and its potential impact on pending litigation the city has been involved in for quite some time with Jackson Water." The attorney recommended beginning an executive session for that discussion.
The Chair put the recommendation to a motion, which was seconded, and the council proceeded into a closed executive session. Before entering the closed session the Chair asked anyone not part of the conversation to leave the chambers and requested that media remove their equipment.
After returning to open session the Chair announced, "No official action was taken." The meeting then adjourned.
The transcript does not identify who made or seconded the motion by name, nor does it record a vote tally; those details were not specified in the public record provided.
