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Stonecrest council accepts city manager’s resignation effective Jan. 8; vote 4–1
Summary
At a Jan. 21 special-call meeting, the Stonecrest City Council voted 4–1 to accept the city manager’s resignation effective Jan. 8, 2026, following an executive session; the council also approved executive-session minutes and conducted procedural votes to enter and exit the executive session.
Stonecrest City Council on Jan. 21 accepted the resignation of the city manager effective Jan. 8, 2026, voting 4–1 in a special-call meeting that included an executive session on personnel, litigation, real estate and cybersecurity.
The meeting opened with the chair calling the special meeting to order and asking the city clerk to take roll. The clerk listed names for roll call, including Mayor Jasmine Cobble and Mayor Pro Tem Tara Graves, and confirmed a quorum.
A council member moved that the council go into executive session to discuss personnel, litigation, real estate and cybersecurity. “I’m going to be going to executive session for personnel, litigation, real estate, and cybersecurity,” the council member said. The chair called the question and recorded the vote; the council adjourned to executive session after the motion carried with four yes votes and one absence, as reported by the chair.
After returning from executive session, the council unanimously approved a motion to come out of executive session and then unanimously approved the minutes from the executive session.
The chair then moved to accept the resignation of the city manager, stating the resignation would be effective Jan. 8, 2026. The motion was seconded and carried 4–1; the transcript records District 2 as the sole nay.
Votes at a glance: the motion to enter executive session carried (recorded as 4 yes, 0 no, 1 absent); the motion to come out of executive session and the motion to approve the executive-session minutes each carried 5–0; the motion to accept the city manager’s resignation carried 4–1.
No statutory citations, contract numbers or additional personnel details were announced in the public portion of the meeting. The meeting adjourned following a motion to close.
The transcript records the procedural motions, votes by district, and the effective resignation date but does not identify the city manager by name or provide a reason for the resignation; those details were not specified in the public record provided.
