Huddleston held a private meeting at City Hall, using city resources, without permission on an unknown date. The meeting was unrelated to city business. The private use of City Hall led to the Nov. 3 …
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Huddleston held a private meeting at City Hall, using city resources, without permission on an unknown date. The meeting was unrelated to city business. The private use of City Hall led to the Nov. 3 executive session with Huddleston and his use of public resources.
Following the executive session, the city’s attorney Sarah Messex released a statement that Huddleston is no longer allowed to post or share official city business on his personal social media accounts, as all that information will be shared through the official “City of Bourbon” Facebook page. Huddleston will issue a public apology to the community and those affected by this misuse.
As the city doesn’t have ordinances governing the use of city resources, including City Hall, parks and city equipment, one will be brought before the board during the Nov. 17 meeting.
“We want to move forward together and we remain committed to making Bourbon the best it can be,” aldermen said in a joint statement.
Editor’s Note: This story will be updated online as new information becomes available.