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Cadence Bank presents proposal to Byron City council; no action taken
Summary
Cadence Bank representatives presented a proposal to become Byron Citys financial institution during a March 15 special session. The council did not vote on the proposal; the meeting adjourned after a unanimous motion to close the session.
Mayor Michael Chidester called a March 15, 2023 special session of the City of Byron Mayor and Council to order at 10:32 AM at the municipal complexs executive conference room. Jeremy Pritchard and Bruce Leich of Cadence Bank presented a banking proposal to become the citys new financial institution; the minutes record the presentation but show no formal vote or motion related to selecting a bank.
The presentation, given to the mayor, three council members and city staff, did not include a recorded council decision or direction to staff in the minutes. City Clerk Telina Allred recorded that no members of the media attended the meeting. The council members noted as present were Rusty Adams, Michael Chumbley and James Richardson; Alan Dorsey and Chris Hodges were absent. City Attorney Brian Causey was absent as well.
Following the presentation, Council Member Rusty Adams moved to adjourn the special session; Council Member James Richardson seconded the motion. The minutes record the motion as unanimous and the meeting adjourned at 11:19 AM. The record does not specify any next steps, a timetable for decision, or whether the Cadence Bank proposal will be scheduled for further consideration at a future meeting.
The March 15 minutes list City Administrator Tiffany Sandefur and Deputy Clerk Pam Flournoy as attendees and do not record public comment or other agenda items. Because the minutes note only a presentation, any procurement or contract decision regarding banking services would require future council action or staff follow-up not described in the record.
