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Redondo Beach Rewind - Elected or Appointed City Attorney? Weigh In.
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On Tuesday, November 7th, the Redondo Beach City Council is once again trying to ram through having an appointed vs. elected attorney. Given both Mayor Bill Brand and City Councilman Nils Nehrenheim are soliciting residents for funds to pay their personal legal bills (weird and unsettling), they could theoretically appoint their personal attorney who is owed funds as a favor to reduce their legal debt.
If Redondo were to lose our elected attorney there is a risk we could lose Redondo’s prosecution attorney and we may default to the county’s prosecutor (George Gascon). This would impact Hermosa as well, as they have used our legal services. Manhattan Beach tried to do so but was denied by George Gascon. Finally, it is likely this will cost the city money we don’t have.
The City Council Meeting already promises to be a crazy meeting because Redondo Beach employees are protesting being underpaid. This situation does not make things any better. It would go a long way if you could: ~Submit an e-comment. The link is at the City of Redondo Beach, CA (granicusideas.com). The agenda item is P.1. 23-7127 ~Email City Council Eleanor.Manzano@redondo.org bill.brand@redondo.org nils.nehrenheim@redondo.org todd.loewenstein@redondo.org zein.obagi@redondo.org scott.behrendt@redondo.org paige.kaluderovic@redondo.org
Tune in for a discussion with Redondo Beach residents to help bring perspective to this important issues.
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