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Troup County commissioners enter executive session on potential litigation, later say no action was necessary
Summary
At a March 31, 2026 call meeting, the Troup County Board of Commissioners voted to go into executive session to discuss potential litigation; two commissioners participated by phone and the board reconvened, with the chair stating no action was taken.
The Troup County Board of Commissioners voted on March 31, 2026, to go into an executive session to discuss potential litigation and later reconvened, with the chair saying the board took no action.
The chair announced at the start of the call that "we have 2 commissioners that are not present that are gonna be on the telephone," and asked for the record that the remote participants be alone during the executive session because "this is a very confidential matter that we're gonna be going to discuss." A motion to enter executive session was made and seconded; the chair said the remote commissioners "both vote yes" and that "we had a unanimous vote" before the board entered the closed session.
After the executive session, a motion was made to return to the call meeting and the board reconvened. The chair reported that "there was no action necessary today." The meeting ended shortly after with a motion to adjourn that carried.
No details about the subject of the potential litigation were discussed on the public call record.
