Elimination of elected city clerk, treasurer and mayor positions
El Monte
Summary
Written public comments and testimony opposed reported ballot initiatives to eliminate the elected city clerk, city treasurer and mayor positions, with one speaker citing an estimated $207,000–$270,000 special election cost. Resident Megan Nichols and others submitted formal opposition emails entered into the record.
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Last discussed Feb 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
A special election could cost taxpayers roughly $207,000 to $270,000, per public testimony.
Supporters of the ballot measures argue streamlined governance; opponents say only the charter officers benefit.
Opponents say taxpayers would fund an expensive election and voters would lose directly elected officers.
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