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Bridgeport Township board authorizes settlement in Huber lawsuit after closed session

Bridgeport Charter Township Board · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The Bridgeport Charter Township Board entered closed session July 7 under MCL 15.268(1)(e) to discuss litigation and unanimously authorized Supervisor Chad Evans to execute an agreement to resolve Huber v. Bridgeport Township (case no. 25-000775-CD); the minutes do not specify settlement terms.

The Bridgeport Charter Township Board met July 7, 2026, and entered a closed session under Michigan’s statutory exception for strategy regarding pending litigation, MCL 15.268(1)(e), to discuss Huber v. Bridgeport Township (case no. 25-000775-CD). The motion to go into closed session was made by Trustee Placher and seconded by Trustee Kuznicki; the board voted Ayes:7, Nays:0 to enter the closed session.

After the closed session the board reconvened in open session and on a motion by Kuznicki, seconded by Schluckebier, authorized Supervisor Chad Evans to execute an agreement to resolve the lawsuit. The roll call vote on the authorization was unanimous (7-0). The minutes do not provide the terms of the agreement or any settlement amount.

The motion to close the closed session was made by Trustee McFarland, seconded by Trustee Williams; the minutes record the closed session ended at 8:00 p.m. The case is identified in the minutes as Huber v. Bridgeport Township, case number 25-000775-CD.