Coffee City filed a lawsuit against the city council for continuing its business

Coffee City, Texas (KLTV) – The Coffee City Council has filed a lawsuit seeking to hold meetings.

Alderman Ray Over Hey filed a copy of KLTV’s complaint.

The complaint was filed with the district secretary’s office in Henderson County.

The petition allows the city council to conduct business with the remaining two elders and the mayor or to appoint a third commander, which is sufficient to establish a quorum.

The last three city council meetings were not held due to a lack of members to form the quorum.

Councilors call for the resignation of Mayor Frank Serato Ver-Hay after a dispute with Serato over the use of a WiFi fund by using the city fund.

With Ver Hee, Riley Standdifer and Kevin Swanson left town council.

Ver Hey said after meeting with his lawyer he would decide on the next step.

The mayor has previously responded to the video on the show.

Past Report

+ Coffee City is in danger of shutting down city services.

+ Exhibits at Coffee City Council meeting prevent them from appointing mayors.

+ For the second time, all Alderman will have no show for the Coffee City Council meeting.

+ Mayor Bunna says the city will not be closed and plans to move forward.

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