Evaluate job performance of City Clerk and City Attorney in closed session
In Plain English
The council will privately review how well the City Clerk and City Attorney are doing their jobs. California law requires these performance evaluations to happen in closed session to protect employee privacy. Both positions directly serve the council and manage key city operations.
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