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Clerk reports Forest Heights mayor and council met in closed session on personnel matter
Summary
The clerk reported that Forest Heights' mayor and council held a closed session Oct. 29 under 'article subsection 3-305' to discuss a personnel matter and voted on a follow-up personnel action; the clerk did not disclose specifics or vote counts.
The clerk of the Town of Forest Heights said the mayor and council met in a closed session Oct. 29 to discuss a personnel matter and later voted on follow-up personnel action, the clerk reported at the meeting’s close.
The clerk told attendees, “We went into closed session under the general provisions of article subsection 3 dash 305,” citing the statutory basis authorizing closed meetings for personnel matters that affect specific individuals. The clerk said the purpose of the closed session was “to discuss a personal matter involving a specific employee.”
According to the clerk’s report, members who voted to go into the closed session included the clerk, Mayor Lilly, Council President Noble and Council Members Little and McDonald. The clerk listed others who attended the closed session as Council Member Hines, Clay Jackson, Jason Deloach and Latoya Chisholm.
The clerk said the mayor and council "voted on follow-up personnel action" for the employee but did not provide details about the action taken or any vote tally. The clerk adjourned the meeting at 5:36 p.m.
Because the clerk’s summary gave the legal basis and attendee list but did not disclose what the personnel action entailed or how individual members voted, no further particulars were available in the public report.
