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Council votes to go into closed session under cited statutes

City Council (Hampton) · August 1, 2026

Summary

Council moved, seconded and voted to enter a closed session under statutory citations (2.23711 a 1, 3 and 30). The mayor called the vote and roll-call 'ayes' were recorded; the council proceeded to the anteroom.

The council approved a motion to enter a closed session, citing statutory authorization (2.23711 a 1, 3 and 30). The mayor entertained the motion and called for a second; the motion was seconded and the mayor asked for a roll-call vote. The transcript records roll-call responses of 'Aye' by multiple members and the mayor announced the council would proceed to the anteroom for the closed session.

Why it matters: The council invoked a closed-session exception in state law to discuss matters authorized for nonpublic deliberation; the public record here is limited to the fact of the motion and the vote to enter closed session. The meeting transcript shows recorded 'aye' votes with no recorded 'no' votes.

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