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Mount Orab holds interviews for vacant council seat, moves into executive session to consider appointment
Summary
The council interviewed multiple applicants for a vacant council seat and then moved to enter executive session under Ohio law to consider the appointment; no public appointment was made in open session.
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The council conducted interviews for a vacant council seat with applicants who introduced themselves and outlined their qualifications and priorities.
Kenny Bruce summarized three priorities including increased public engagement and careful adherence to legal procedures for any development. Aaron Carney described his municipal experience and long-term residency and said he would bring hands‑on knowledge of public works and safety. Joe McGrath, Wayne Labille, Chris Peters and others gave short statements about service, experience and why they seek the seat.
After the interviews, the mayor made a motion and a council member seconded to enter executive session pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(g)(1) to consider the appointment of a public official. The roll-call vote to enter executive session was taken; the meeting record then proceeded to the executive session motion and the public portion concluded with no appointment announced in open session.
Candidates were thanked for their willingness to serve; the council did not make a public appointment during the open meeting and indicated the appointment decision would be handled in executive session as allowed by state law.

