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Johns Creek council approves city manager contract after closed-session discussion

Johns Creek City Council · July 8, 2024
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Summary

After an executive session, the Johns Creek City Council voted unanimously to approve a city manager employment contract. The council moved into closed session to discuss one legal and one personnel matter before returning and approving the contract as discussed.

The Johns Creek City Council approved an employment contract for the city manager on July 8 after an executive session in which members discussed one legal and one personnel matter.

The council recessed into executive session to discuss legal and/or personnel matters; the motion to adjourn to executive session was made and seconded and carried. After returning, Council proceeded to consider action item M3, described by the clerk as "consideration to approve a contract for the city manager position." The clerk moved to approve M3 "as discussed and approved in the executive session," and the motion was seconded by the Mayor Pro Tem. The council then voted in favor and the clerk announced the item was approved.

The action followed the council's stated practice of handling contract deliberations in closed session when permitted by law to discuss personnel and legal issues. The meeting record shows the council certified that the executive session addressed one legal and one personnel matter before taking the publicly recorded vote to approve the contract.

No vote tally by name was recorded in the public transcript and council members did not provide additional public comment on the contract terms during the open session. The council did not provide further details of the contract on the public record at the time of the vote.