Former city councilors address public outcry at meeting
ONTARIO In response to the public comments made by members of the community in which allegations were directed at Ontario City Council President Freddy Rodriguez at the councilâs March 4 study session, the council heard from Ontario City Attorney Larry Sullivan at its most recent meeting on Tuesday night. He outlined the few instances in which a member of the City Council can be removed from their position. Sullivan opened by saying that âthe question posed to himâ pertained to what kind of authority the City Council has in regulating the conduct of a member of the council. Sul...