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Kings Mountain council votes to investigate ethics complaint against Mayor Wagman

City of Kings Mountain City Council · May 12, 2026
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Summary

On May 12, 2026, the Kings Mountain City Council voted unanimously to investigate a complaint filed by Councilmember Scott Neisler alleging a possible violation of the City Council Code of Ethics by Mayor Robert Wagman; the investigation will be conducted under the City's contract with Cranfill Sumner.

The Kings Mountain City Council voted unanimously on May 12 to investigate a complaint filed by Councilmember Scott Neisler alleging a possible violation of the City Council Code of Ethics by Mayor Robert Wagman. Mayor Wagman temporarily relinquished moderation of the item to Mayor Pro Tem Annie Thombs while the council considered the motion; Councilmember Scott Neisler made the motion to investigate, seconded by Councilmember Jay Rhodes.

City Attorney Mickey Corry told the council the complaint will follow the same procedures used in the complaint filed against Councilmember Neisler and that "the investigations will be completed by Pat Flanagan under the existing contract between the City and Cranfill Sumner." Council did not take further public action on the merits of the complaint; the vote authorized only that an investigation begin. The council's action was a procedural step to initiate the statutorily authorized investigatory process.