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The City of Pittsburgh held an executive session to consider seven proposed resolutions (Bills 629–635) authorizing single-payment warrants to settle various lawsuits; each proposal specifies a capped payment amount and the items were referred to the Committee on Finance and Law. Assistant City Solicitor Kevin Freyder attended.
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City officials met in a closed executive session to review proposed one-time payments to resolve several lawsuits against the city. Each proposal names the person(s) or law firm to receive a payment capped at a specified amount; the proposals were sent to the city’s Committee on Finance and Law for further handling. Residents may see these payments appear in future committee agendas and, if approved, as city expenditures to resolve the listed court cases.
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