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Mullins lawsuits committee elects chair, holds executive session on pending Miko Pickett case
Summary
At a May 21 meeting, the Mullins City Council Lawsuits and Litigations Committee elected Council Member Kindra Brewton-Pompey as chair, invoked Robert's Rules of Order, and entered an executive session for legal guidance on the pending litigation Miko Pickett v. City of Mullins; the committee later returned to open session and adjourned.
The Mullins City Council Lawsuits and Litigations Committee met May 21, 2026, in the Raymond Pridgen Auditorium and elected Council Member Kindra Brewton-Pompey as committee chair before moving into an executive session for legal guidance on pending litigation.
At 12:04 p.m., Mayor Pro Tem Carolyn Wilson called the meeting to order and confirmed that local media had been notified in accordance with the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act. An invocation was delivered by Pastor Ayala of the Mullins Ministerial Alliance (Rob Ayala).
Council Member Albert Woodberry nominated Kindra Brewton-Pompey for Committee Chairperson; Mayor Pro Tem Carolyn Wilson seconded the nomination and "all voted aye," electing Brewton-Pompey as chair. Following the election, Mayor Pro Tem Wilson stated the committee would follow Robert's Rules of Order and would assist the council and municipality as needed.
Committee Chair Kindra Brewton-Pompey then made a motion to go into executive session "for legal information and guidance regarding pending litigation: Miko Pickett vs. the City of Mullins." Council Member Albert Woodberry seconded the motion; the committee moved into executive session. The transcript records that the committee subsequently returned to open session after a motion by Chair Brewton-Pompey, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Wilson. The meeting concluded after an adjournment motion by Mayor Pro Tem Wilson, seconded by Woodberry.
The transcript provides no public details of the discussions held in executive session. The committee’s actions recorded in the meeting minutes are procedural: election of a chair, affirmation of procedural rules, the executive-session motion and return, and adjournment. No votes or directions taken in open session related to the substance of the litigation were reported in the record.
