Executive sessions are closed to the public, so the record does not show what property was discussed or whether any deal was reached.
IssueRoystonunder consideration
Royston City Council meets in closed session on possible real estate purchase or sale
The council voted to discuss buying or disposing of city-owned property behind closed doors, with no public detail on which property or terms.
What happens next
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What this means now
The story
The council's March 2026 agenda listed an executive session to discuss the purchase or disposition of real estate owned by the city.
At the March 10 meeting, Councilman Fields moved to enter executive session for that purpose, and the council approved the motion 6-0.
Executive sessions are closed to the public, so the record does not show what property was discussed or whether any deal was reached.
What happened
How this issue got here
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ApprovedconfirmedExecutive session on purchase or disposition of City-owned real estate
Councilman Fields made a motion to enter into executive session for discussion of
purchasing or disposition of real estate owned by the City.
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Executive session on purchase or disposition of City-owned real estate
Councilman Fields made a motion to enter into executive session for discussion of purchasing or disposition of real estate owned by the City.
Appeared on agendaproposedExecutive session on purchase or disposition of City-owned real estate
Executive Session: For the purpose of discussing the purchase or disposition of real estate owned by the City
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Executive session on purchase or disposition of City-owned real estate
Executive Session: For the purpose of discussing the purchase or disposition of real estate owned by the City
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