Attorney outlines strict rules for closed sessions and confidentiality
Brian Goodman reviewed when closed sessions are appropriate, what must be on the agenda, and the legal risks of exceeding the noticed scope, noting closed-session discussions can later surface in litigation or public records processes.
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Goodman told the council and commission that closed sessions require a specific agenda item and a formal motion with a roll-call vote to enter. He emphasized that discussions must stay within the stated reason for the closed session and warned that statements or records created in a closed session can later be revealed through litigation or public-records processes.
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