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Millville City Commission approves resolution to settle lawsuit filed by former employee
Summary
On March 27, 2026, the Millville City Commission voted unanimously to approve a resolution settling a lawsuit by a former city employee; the resolution’s terms and settlement amount were not disclosed in the meeting record.
Millville City — On March 27, 2026, the Millville City Commission voted to approve a resolution settling a lawsuit filed by a former city employee, according to the meeting record.
A commissioner moved to adopt the resolution and another commissioner seconded; the motion passed on a roll-call vote recorded as yes from Commissioner Taylor, Vice Mayor Cott, Commissioner Casa Boone (the transcript also records the name once as “Casa Moon”), Commissioner Ranallo and Mayor Mary Dixon. The resolution was introduced by the clerk as “resolution item number 1, resolution approving settlement of lawsuit filed by former city employee.”
A commissioner described the matter on the dais as an ongoing legal issue originating under the prior commission and said the parties had reached an agreement: “This is a resolution. This is an outstanding, litigation that we've had, from the prior commission that we were able to come to a an agreement, and close out, this chat,” the commissioner said. The transcript does not record the settlement amount, terms, or other details of the agreement.
Mayor Mary Dixon read the meeting notice statement at the start of the session, saying, “This meeting is being conducted in accordance with the Open public meetings act of 1975, was advertised, posted, and made available to the public as required by statute.” The clerk opened the public-comment period and invited speakers to state their names and addresses; no formal public comments were presented.
After the vote on the settlement resolution, a commissioner moved to adjourn and the motion was seconded; a roll-call vote recorded affirmative responses and the meeting was closed.
The commission did not state settlement terms, funding sources, or whether any payment will come from insurance, a settlement fund, or the city’s operating budget during the recorded proceedings. Those details were not specified in the meeting transcript and may appear later in posted minutes or records.
