Veto & Override
Mayor Leeser has the ability to veto the raise approved by council for the city manager. Well, I should say he had the ability to do so, time ran out over the weekend and he can no longer do so as I understand it.
City Rep Emma Acosta
District 3
NO RESPONSE

City Rep Michiel Noe
District 5
NO RESPONSE

City Rep Claudia Ordaz
District 6
"There is a greater chance of finding La Llorona riding a chupacabra this weekend than there is of the Mayor vetoing anything he says he disagrees with."

City Rep Lily Limón
District 7
"I would not vote to override his veto."

City Rep Cortney Niland
District 8
"Yes."
I sent a text to all member of council with the exception of Rep Carl Robinson.
I don't have a cell number for him.
Typically members of council are pretty good at getting back to me when I have a question.
But it looks like they were trying to kill the clock on this one.
I sent the text out yesterday and here is what it said, "If Mayor Leeser vetoed the raise in order to give the public an opportunity to weigh in on the issue, would you vote to override his veto?"
Here are the answers of all the various members of council in order of their district. I'll have much more on this later today.
City Rep Peter Svarzbein
District 1
"it's an interesting question however the 5 day window for the mayor to veto a resolution has passed"
City Rep Larry Romero
District 2
"Yes"
City Rep Emma Acosta
District 3
NO RESPONSE
City Rep Michiel Noe
District 5
NO RESPONSE
City Rep Claudia Ordaz
District 6
"There is a greater chance of finding La Llorona riding a chupacabra this weekend than there is of the Mayor vetoing anything he says he disagrees with."

City Rep Lily Limón
District 7
"I would not vote to override his veto."
City Rep Cortney Niland
District 8
"Yes."
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