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Roanoke council votes to hold multiple closed meetings on appointments and legal matters
Summary
Roanoke City Council approved several motions at its May 4 session to enter closed meetings to discuss board and commission vacancies, select two school-board trustees and consult on an active workers’ compensation litigation case. All motions passed on roll call votes.
Roanoke City Council on May 4 voted unanimously to convene a series of closed meetings to consider appointments and legal matters, the council announced at the start of its 9 a.m. session.
Mayor Joseph Cobb identified several items under the authority of the Virginia Freedom of Information Act that the council would discuss in closed session, asking the clerk to call the roll before each motion. The first request was to meet about vacancies on city…
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