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Goodyear council approves four consent items and votes to meet in executive session on city attorney evaluation
Summary
On May 4 the council approved four consent items—including two school resource officer IGAs, a CDBG consolidated plan resolution, and property acquisition authorization for an intersection project—and voted to recess to executive session to discuss the city attorney’s annual performance evaluation under ARS 38‑431.03(A)(1).
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The Goodyear City Council approved four consent agenda items by motion on May 4 and later voted to move into executive session to discuss the city attorney’s annual performance evaluation.
Consent agenda items read by the city clerk included: approval of three intergovernmental agreements (IGAs) with Agua Fria Union High School District No. 216 for school resource officer services and an IGA with Buckeye Union High School District No. 201 for school resource officer services; adoption of Resolution No. 2026‑2519 to adopt the citizen participation plan and authorize submission of the FY2027–2030 consolidated plan and FY2027 annual action plan for the Goodyear Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program to HUD and authorize related budget transfers and grant execution; and adoption of Resolution No. 2026‑2520 authorizing acquisition of real and personal property interests needed for the MC85 and Litchfield Road intersection improvement project.
A motion to approve items 1–4 was moved and seconded (the transcript identifies the motion as coming from Vice Mayor Hampton with a second by Councilmember Cano) and the council voted to approve the consent agenda; the transcript does not include a roll‑call vote count on the record.
Later the council voted to call an executive session under Arizona Revised Statutes section 38‑431.03(A)(1) to discuss the city attorney’s annual performance evaluation; the motion was seconded and the mayor announced the council would recess for about 10 minutes while the session was arranged. The transcript does not record individual vote tallies for the executive session motion.

