Council moves into executive session on contingency agreement tied to antitrust matter
August 11, 2026 | Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama
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Council considered authorizing the city manager to execute a contingency agreement with Riley Jackson tied to pending antitrust litigation. The city attorney’s letter (to be added to the pre-council minutes) framed the purpose for an executive-session discussion.
Councilor Simmons moved to adjourn to executive session for that subject matter; another council member seconded and the chair called the motion approved unanimously. The council adjourned pre-council and indicated they would meet in chambers at 06:00 for further proceedings. No details of the contingency agreement or the attorney letter were discussed in open session.
Councilor Simmons moved to adjourn to executive session for that subject matter; another council member seconded and the chair called the motion approved unanimously. The council adjourned pre-council and indicated they would meet in chambers at 06:00 for further proceedings. No details of the contingency agreement or the attorney letter were discussed in open session.
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