Orange County Public Administrator John Williams will argue that
as an elected official he can’t be locked out of his office by
county supervisors.
The Orange County public administrator, who agreed to resign
amid claims last year that he mismanaged his office, is now saying
that he’s changed his mind.
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Last year, John Williams agreed to retire effective this week,
but he keeps coming to work even though the locks have been changed
on his office doors.
Lucille Lyon’s appointment comes after the controversial reign
of Public Guardian/Administrator John Williams.
A long campaign for county supervisor is in store for district
residents with two contenders coming out early. A big question is
whether either is in for the long haul.
Public Administrator John Williams defends himself in exclusive
interview with PBS SOCal’s David Nazar.
Supervisors decide to put the question of whether the public
administrator should be an elected or appointed job on the next
ballot.
The embattled public administrator proposes a January, 2012
retirement date. Meanwhile, supervisors are at work on a ballot
initiative that would erase the elected office.
Former Common Cause president sent a letter that calls on grand
jury to begin removal proceedings for Williams.
Later today, the former state assemblyman and county supervisor
will announce his bid for Third District seat in 2012.
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