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Annapolis City Council moves into closed session to meet city manager candidates
Summary
At a special April 7 meeting the Annapolis City Council voted to enter a closed session under Maryland law to "meet and greet" potential city manager candidates, then returned to open session and adjourned. Remote participation by one member was noted.
The Annapolis City Council voted April 7 to enter a closed session to meet potential city manager candidates, council records show.
Under agenda item ID-76-26, the city attorney cited the Annotated Code of Maryland, General Provisions §3-305(b)(1), as the legal basis for a closed session to "meet and greet" candidates for the city manager post. A council member moved to go into closed session; Alderman Smith Brown was thanked for seconding the motion. The motion carried on a voice vote and the council entered closed session.
The meeting record notes that Alderman Shanny would join remotely for the next portion of the meeting. After the closed session concluded, the council returned to the public record and confirmed the close session had been adjourned.
With no further business noted on the agenda, Alderwoman O'Neal moved to adjourn the special meeting; a second was recorded and the motion passed by voice vote. The council adjourned following the vote.
The meeting began with a moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance and was called for 2 p.m.; the city clerk conducted roll call and recorded Mayor Litman and aldermen/alderwomen Huntley, O'Neal, Smith Brown, Alive Johnson, Ki, Savage and Thor as present. The agenda listed the closed-session item as the primary substantive action for this special meeting; no additional public items or votes were recorded in the transcript.
No dates for interviews, candidate names, or follow-up public meetings were specified in the public record provided.
