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Anaheim officials may create an advisory board to have more oversight after state auditors chided the city for not having a meaningful monitoring process in place.
The city "lacked a meaningful" process for monitoring contracts with Visit Anaheim, the Chamber of Commerce and millions in related funds, state auditor said.
Anaheim leaders agreed in a 6-1 vote Tuesday night to ask city staff to explore options and see if they could also force Visit Anaheim to end its contracts with the Chamber of Commerce.
The eight members, several with roots in Anaheim, will help shape the discussion for City Hall reforms.
The city-commissioned independent report calls for Anaheim leaders to create an ethics officer who would monitor lobbyists.