Edmond City Attorney Abruptly Placed on Leave in 4-1 Vote

Edmond city attorney abruptly placed on leave in 4-1 vote

Edmond City Attorney Madeline Sawyer was placed on paid leave by the City Council in a 4-1 vote on Monday. The council did not provide a specific reason for her sudden removal, however, this comes less than a week after the dismissal of a public intoxication charge against Oklahoma Secretary of State Ben Lepak. Taylor Clark was appointed to fill the vacancy following unanimous approval.

Edmond's city attorney placed on paid leave without explanation

Edmond’s city attorney, Madeline Sawyer, was placed on paid administrative leave during a special city council meeting, with no reason provided for the decision.

Edmond City Council puts top attorney on administrative leave

Edmond Mysteriously Benches Its City Attorney…

In case you missed it, the Edmond City Council held a special meeting this week to place City Attorney Madeline Sawyer on paid administrative leave, pending a mysterious “further review” that nobody involved seems particularly interested in explaining. Here are basic details via The Oklahoman: The [Edmond] City Council has placed its top attorney on…

Edmond City Attorney Placed on Paid Administrative Leave

Edmond City Council voted 4-1 to place City Attorney Madeline Sawyer on paid leave after a closed-door session; officials won't explain why.

Council places Edmond city attorney on leave, reason unclear

In a meeting that lasted under an hour, Edmond city attorney Madeline Sawyer was placed on administrative leave in a 4-1 vote of the Edmond City Council and her replacement was unanimously appointed, though the reason for the sudden action remains unclear. Monday afternoon, the Edmond City Council entered its near-empty chambers for the notable […]