At least six OC city council members have given up their seats last year as well as one County Board of Education trustee.
Tag: Tito Ortiz
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Elect or Appoint? After Filling Tito Ortiz Vacancy, HB Officials to Examine City Charter
Following a two month council vacancy debate after the resignation of Tito Ortiz, a citizen driven commission will review the charter to recommend changes on how to fill future vacancies.
Posted inGovernment
After Tito Ortiz, HB Officials Ask Themselves How City Should Handle Council Vacancies
Cities across the county have grappled with how to fill an empty seat on the dais in recent years — sparking debates over a special election or an appointment to fill the vacancy.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Rhonda Bolton Appointed to Huntington Beach City Council, Becoming First Black Woman on Dais
Bolton will finish out more than a three year term vacated by Tito Ortiz in June.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach City Council Deadlocks on Tito Ortiz’s Replacement as Special Election Looms
A special election would cost the city $1 million and the city has less than two weeks to appoint someone before voters can decide by default.
Posted inGovernment
Who Will Replace Tito Ortiz In Huntington Beach?
The Cypress City Council is also looking to fill a vacancy by appointment.
Posted inGovernment
Huntington Beach to Appoint New Council Member, Reviving a Debate Other OC Cities Tackled
The debate of whether to appoint someone or hold a special election has popped off in at least five OC cities in recent years.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Tito Ortiz Resigns From Huntington Beach City Council
The former UFC heavyweight champion said he quit because it “wasn’t working for me” and because he feared for his family’s safety.
Posted inGovernment
Huntington Beach is Newest City to Implement Social Media Policy for Elected, Appointed Officials
City council members are now barred from blocking people on their official social media and deleting their comments.
Posted inGovernment
Huntington Beach Officials May Not Be Able to Block Comments Under Proposed Social Media Policy
City council members across OC have been scrutinized for deleting comments on social media, forcing some cities to intervene.
