A Bastrop City Council retreat was recently held in Fredericksburg. The event has drawn criticism due to limited public access. Mayor Ishmael Harris is expected to take action, although details are not specified.
The retreat's location and lack of public access have prompted a reaction. Further information about the retreat and the planned response can be found through CBS Austin, the source of this report.
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