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ATTORNEY SAVANNAH CITY COUNCIL BROKE LAW ON SETTLEMENT WITH ALDERWOMAN MARY OSBORNE

April 19, 2011

Failure to disclose flood settlement draws legal scrutiny The Savannah City Council violated state Open Meetings Law not because it met in closed session, but because it failed to later disclose and vote on a flood settlement with Alderwoman Mary Osborne in a public meeting, says the general counsel for the Georgia Press Association. “If the city doesn’t take that action and enter it on the ...



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