City Council - Special Meeting

Tuesday, June 9, 2026

The South Fulton City Council held a special called meeting on June 8, 2026, and immediately adjourned to executive session for personnel and litigation matters. No actions requiring a public vote were taken during the executive session, and the meeting was then adjourned.

About this meeting

Government Body: City Council
Meeting Type: City Council
Location: South Fulton, TN
Meeting Date: June 9, 2026

14 sections

4:25 – 5:31•Speaker 3

Thank you for joining us live for the City of South Fulton City Council Meeting. We are proud to introduce the leadership entrusted with guiding our city forward. Mayor Carmelita Gons. District One Councilwoman, Dr. Catherine Rao. District Two Councilman, Aaron B. Johnson. District Four Councilman, J.C. Sebastian. Mayor Pro Tem Keosha B. Bell. District 6 Councilwoman Natasha Williams Brown. District 7 Councilwoman Linda Becker Pritchett. Supporting the work of this body in the operations of our city are City Clerk Corey Adams, City Manager Sharon D. Subedat, and Interim City Attorney Sarah Kelly. Thank you for being the best part of the City of South Fulton, a City on the Rise.

5:36•Speaker 1

All right. Welcome, everyone, to our City Council special call meeting for June the 8th, 2026 at 2 p.m. Mr. Clerk, can you please sound the roll?

5:47•Speaker 2

Yes. Good afternoon, Madam Mayor, members of Council, and the general public. Today's roll call, the Honorable Catherine F. Ryle, District 1.

5:54•Speaker 1

Present.

5:56 – 6:07•Speaker 2

The Honorable Aaron V. Johnson, District 2. The Honorable J.C. Sebastian, District 4. Here. The Honorable Keosha B. Bell, District 5.

6:07•Speaker 1

Present.

6:10•Speaker 2

The Honorable Natasha Williams-Brown, District 6.

6:13•Speaker 1

Present.

6:14•Speaker 2

And the Honorable Linda B. Pritchett, District 7.

6:16•Speaker 1

Here.

6:17•Speaker 2

And the Honorable Mayor, Carmelita Gumbs. Madam Mayor, you have a quorum.

6:22 – 2:49:15•Speaker 1

All right. Thank you, Mr. Clerk. What we will be doing, of course, many of you are aware that we are on recess, but we are now going to adjourn for executive session for personnel and litigation. If there's no objection, we will move forward with that. All right. We will be going into executive session now for personnel and litigation. If there's no objections, we can reconvene from executive session. Mr. Clerk, were there any actions taken in executive session?

2:49:18•Speaker 2

No, ma'am. There was no action taken in executive session that requires a public vote.

2:49:24•Speaker 1

Hearing none, if there are no objections, we will now adjourn at 4.45 p.m. No objections? Thank you.

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