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Council holds executive session on utilities director; no action taken

City council · February 13, 2026
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Summary

The council voted to enter an executive session under Title 25 §3073(b) to discuss the employment of the utilities director. After reconvening, the council said the items were discussed but that no votes or polls were taken and no action was taken.

The council entered an executive session under Title 25 section 3073(b) to consider the employment status of the utilities director, the council's clerk said.

According to the clerk, "Motion to councilor Gilmore, second councilor," and a roll call followed in which Councilor Boatwright, Councilor Beatty, Councilor Gilmore, Councilor Stone and the mayor indicated assent. The clerk then announced, "We're now in executive session."

After the closed session the clerk told those present, "We're back from executive session. All of those items as listed were discussed. No votes or polls were taken. We have no action." That statement indicates the council discussed the personnel matter in private but did not take a formal public vote or reach a recorded decision at that meeting.

The transcript records the subject of the executive session as the hiring, promotion, demotion, discipline or resignation of the utilities director but does not specify any personnel action, findings, or next steps. The mover of the motion is named in the transcript as Councilor Gilmore; the transcript identifies the seconder only as "second councilor" and does not give a full name.

The meeting was then reconvened and adjourned with no further public action recorded.