Here is the Board of Aldermen Meeting we all have been waiting to see! It is set to automatically play from the point it is introduced by the City Attorney, Colomon Mitchell, and I have to seriously question the leadership in this city for the City Attorney to actually entertain and introduce such a controversial, constitutionally unsound ordinance that could easily throw the City into turmoil in defending its decisions. The issue is tabled for discussion at 37min:40sec into the meeting and the unanimous vote happens 43min:50sec into the meeting. Leave your comments after watching.

Here is my Audit of City Hall 10/13/2022

Followed by a call from the Mayor the very next day

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Legal & Records References

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