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Brundidge council agrees to drop city's legal action after Eeztec dismisses its suit
Summary
The City Manager informed the Brundidge City Council that Eeztec has dropped litigation against the city. The council voted to drop the city's legal action as well; minutes do not provide settlement terms or background on the dispute.
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The Brundidge City Council on Sept. 16 voted to drop the city’s legal action against Eeztec after the company advised the city that it had dropped its own litigation.
The City Manager informed the council that Eeztec had dropped its case. Mrs. Rodgers moved that the council agree to drop the city’s legal action so the matter could be resolved; Mrs. Hall seconded the motion and, according to the certified minutes, the motion carried with all voting yea. The minutes provide no further detail about the underlying dispute, any settlement terms, or potential financial implications for the city.
The record does not include direct remarks from council members or from Eeztec nor does it list any paperwork or dates for formal dismissal filings.
