COLTON COURIER We ekly
June 0 2, 2022
Vol 150 , NO. 24
Te r m l i m i t s f o r C o l t o n C i t y e l e c t e d o f f i c i a l s will not make 2022’s ballot
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By Manny Sandoval
t the recent Colton City Council meeting, the council voted five to one in favor of adding term limits for elected officials on the ballot. However, the council also unanimously approved holding off the addition of the measure to the November ballot and instead will add it to the 2024 ballot.
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Prior to City Attorney Jim Priest presenting the options to the council, Mayor Frank Navarro took a vote from his colleagues to see if they were still interested in implementing term limits on the ballot.
Following the five-to-one vote, the council was then given the option of adding the term limit to this year’s ballot and implementing term limits in 2024 or waiting until the 2024 ballot.
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MANNY SANDOVAL
Colton’s Mayor Frank Navarro gathering votes from the council at the May 14th meeting. From left to right, Councilman David Toro (District 1), Councilman Ernest Cisneros (District 2), Mayor Pro Tem Kenneth Koperski (District 3), Mayor Frank Navarro, Councilman Dr Luis Gonzalez (District 4), Councilman John Echevarria (District 5) and Councilman Issac Suchil (District 6).
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