Falls Church City Manager Wyatt Shields issued a call to City Council members late this afternoon for a special closed session meeting tonight at City Hall.
While the specifics of the meeting were not disclosed, they pertain to one or more of three general areas, according to the code citations for the meeting: 1. acquisition or sale of City-owned real property, 2. the issuance of sensitive contracts or, 3. pending or possible litigation.
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