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Dearborn Heights council moves into closed session to discuss McLeod, Kenny lawsuit
Summary
The Dearborn Heights City Council voted to enter a closed session on July 30 to discuss the litigation filed by Crystal McLeod and Tyrone Kenny against the city (Case No. 24-017809-CH); the motion listed city officials and outside counsel who may attend.
The Dearborn Heights City Council voted to enter a closed session Friday to discuss the legal case of Crystal McLeod and Tyrone Kenny versus the City of Dearborn Heights (Case No. 24-017809-CH). A council member read the motion specifying the purpose: "a motion that the Dearborn Heights City Council move to a closed session at 05:02PM so that the city council may discuss the legal case of Crystal McLeod and Tyrone Kenny versus City of Dearborn Heights." The motion was seconded and the chair announced the motion carried.
The motion also named city officials and outside counsel who may be included in the closed session, saying it "may include council, city council, Mayor Bedoyne, Clerk Senior, chief of staff Maydoon, corporation council Miyake, assistant corporation council Saad, and attorney Keith Jablonski from O'Reilly Mancilio." After the roll call vote in favor, the council entered the closed session and returned to open session at 05:30.
The transcript records the case and the attorney named in the motion; no further public detail about the city’s legal strategy or settlement discussions was provided on the record after the closed session.
