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Florence board, in executive session, authorizes letter barring Michael C. Rayborn from city property
Summary
During an executive session on Nov. 4 the Florence board authorized the city attorney to send a letter informing Michael C. Rayborn he is no longer allowed on City Hall or Florence Police Department property; the action passed by roll call with two aldermen absent.
The Florence Mayor and Board of Aldermen, meeting Nov. 4, moved into executive session to discuss a personnel matter involving the police dispatcher position and, while in executive session, authorized the City Attorney to send a letter from the mayor and board informing Michael C. Rayborn that he will no longer be allowed on City Hall or Florence Police Department property.
A motion in executive session was made by Alderman Mason Herrin and seconded by Alderman Kyle Martin; the board recorded a roll call in which Aldermen Herrin, Martin and Brent Sistrunk voted aye and Aldermen John Banks and Brian Grantham were absent. The board returned to open session at 6:55 p.m. and adjourned the meeting.
The minutes record the motion and directive to the city attorney; the written letter and any subsequent enforcement steps were not included in the public meeting record and are not specified in the minutes.
Because the action occurred in executive session on a personnel matter, the meeting record contains limited public detail beyond the authorized letter and the vote recorded in executive session.
