The Alliance Council does not decide for any examination after leaked information

The Alliance City Council gathered this week in order to discuss an investigation into a violation of the information and possibly discuss measures. The information contained possible websites for the public security center, personal information in an executive session shared with an external source and a “design contract” that would have made it possible for the city clerk Shelbi Pitt to continue her duties as an employee while being pulled out of the state.

Mayor John McGhehey apologized for how the events of Pitt's proposal occurred, and said he had tried the car in front of the horse to convey pitts transition. However, he did not support the Council and the associated costs.

Pitt then spoke and said that the ripple effect on social media was devastating for you and your family. She said most of the comments that are not based on facts, but on rumors.

Vice Mayor Tearza Mashburn demanded the person who had seeped away the information in order to advance, but also an investigation to blame those responsible for the leak and the damage that it caused the reputation of the city council of the alliance.

City Councilor Jay Weisgerber said that he was on the side of Mayor McGhehey and you should continue, put it behind and keep it out of the public.

The Council decided not to start the violation of the violation by third parties. At the beginning of the meeting they accepted Pitt's resignation and are now looking for internal and external applicants for the position of the city clerk before moving to Arkansas.