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Florence board authorizes letter barring Michael C. Rayborn from city hall and police property
Summary
In executive session the board authorized the city attorney to send a letter informing Michael C. Rayborn he will no longer be allowed on City Hall or Florence Police Department property; the motion passed with three Aye votes and two absent.
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After entering executive session Nov. 4 to discuss a police department personnel matter involving the dispatcher position, the board authorized City Attorney Bobby Lingold to send a letter from the mayor and board informing Michael C. Rayborn he will no longer be allowed on City Hall or Florence Police Department property. The motion was made in executive session by Alderman Mason Herrin and seconded by Alderman Kyle Martin; the motion carried with Aldermen Herrin, Martin and Sistrunk voting Aye and Aldermen Banks and Grantham absent.
The minutes do not provide the underlying facts discussed in executive session; the action authorized only the city attorney to send a prohibitory letter. The board returned to open session at 6:55 p.m. and adjourned.
