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Board votes to enter executive session on personnel, litigation and legal advice
Summary
The Greenburgh Town Board moved and seconded a motion to go into executive session to discuss personnel matters, pending and proposed litigation, and to seek legal advice; members voted aye and the executive session was scheduled.
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At the end of the meeting the chair moved that the board go into an executive session to discuss personnel matters involving particular individuals, proposed and pending litigation, and to seek legal advice. A board member seconded the motion and the chair asked for the vote; members answered "aye" and the meeting proceeded to the executive session.
The motion's language described the purpose as discussion of "the financial or employment history, particular persons matters leading to the appointment employment, promotion, and removal of particular persons, proposed pending and current litigation and to seek legal advice." The board treated the vote as a standard private‑meeting motion under municipal law; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the public transcript.
The board noted it would reconvene for scheduled community events and follow up on the pending items (ethics draft decision and FOIL request) after legal counsel's advice as appropriate.
