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League City officials debate confidentiality agreement for elected officials

By Rachel Leland

Following a contentious debate about government trust and confidentiality, League City City Council voted 5-3 at its Nov. 18 meeting to approve the first reading of an ordinance that recognizes attorney-client relations as confidential and requires city council members to execute a confidentiality agreement.

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