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Jenkinsburg council unanimously adopts agenda, accepts financial report and holds executive session on possible litigation
Summary
At its March 24, 2025 meeting the Jenkinsburg City Council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda, approved the Feb. 24 minutes, accepted February financial reports and briefly entered an executive session with the city attorney to discuss possible litigation before adjourning at 8:42 p.m.
The Jenkinsburg City Council met Monday, March 24, 2025, and, with Mayor Eddie Ford presiding, unanimously adopted the meeting agenda, approved the Feb. 24 minutes and accepted the February 2025 financial reports before briefly entering an executive session to discuss possible litigation and adjourning at 8:42 p.m.
Gary Roberts moved to adopt the agenda for the March 24 meeting; Mayor Pro-Tem Jason Watts seconded the motion. Council members Jason Watts, Joye England, Gary Roberts and Brent Eberspacher voted "aye," and the motion passed. After the invocation by Mayor Pro-Tem Jason Watts and the pledge led by Mayor Eddie Ford, the council approved the Feb. 24 minutes on a motion from Jason Watts, seconded by Gary Roberts; the recorded votes were Jason Watts, Joye England, Gary Roberts and Brent Eberspacher "aye."
The council then accepted the February 2025 financial reports on a motion by Jason Watts, seconded by Gary Roberts; the motion passed with the same recorded "aye" votes. The minutes do not provide financial detail beyond noting the reports were accepted as presented.
Later in the meeting, the council voted to enter executive session with City Attorney Kent Lawrence to discuss "possible litigation." The motion to enter executive session was made by Jason Watts and seconded by Brent Eberspacher; Watts, England, Roberts and Eberspacher voted "aye." The minutes record the council later returned to regular session on a motion by Jason Watts, seconded by Gary Roberts, and note that no public action resulted from the executive session.
Mayor Eddie Ford and city staff provided reports marked "no action required," and a public comment period was noted in the minutes without specific comments recorded. Mayor Ford adjourned the meeting at 8:42 p.m.
The minutes were recorded by Debi Smith, city clerk. No additional details about the subject of the executive session or any substantive changes to city policy were disclosed in the public record.
