Council moves to executive session to discuss possible litigation
June 10, 2026 | Blair, Washington County, Nebraska
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The Blair City Council moved into executive session at 7:39 p.m. on June 9 to discuss possible litigation involving the city and to preserve attorney–client privilege.
Mayor Indie Romp read the motion describing the limited purpose of the session and said the public was welcome to stay; the council recorded the motion as carried with all members present voting yes. The mayor reiterated that no actions would be taken in executive session and that the council would reconvene publicly at the end of the closed session and announce the limited purpose.
Mayor Indie Romp read the motion describing the limited purpose of the session and said the public was welcome to stay; the council recorded the motion as carried with all members present voting yes. The mayor reiterated that no actions would be taken in executive session and that the council would reconvene publicly at the end of the closed session and announce the limited purpose.
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