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New Monterey City Council May Appoint Someone to Vacant Seat at December 6 Meeting
As a result of the November 8 elections, there is now a vacant at-large seat on the Monterey City Council that will exist for two more years and then phase out (to be replaced by a district seat). The deadline to submit an application for a possible city council appointment was noon on Monday, November 28. News media reports that more than 20 people obtained application paperwork from the Monterey City Clerk’s office, and the Clerk’s office reported yesterday that by the deadline more than a dozen people submitted an application and a nomination form with 20+ signatures of registered Monterey voters.
The names of the applicants will be released to the public on Friday, December 2 when the city council also receives the complete set of applications for consideration at their December 6 meeting. Chamber leadership only knows the identity of one candidate: our own Government Affairs Liaison since 2016, Kevin Dayton, who has been public about his intention and application. Read his application here.
Your Chamber would be interested in knowing if anyone else affiliated with our membership has applied for the vacancy. Also, if you are interested in applying for a vacancy on any local government boards and commissions, your Chamber can help you prepare an application. For example, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is still seeking a Business Representative for its Bond Oversight Committee. Contact Monica Lal at 831.648.5350 or monica@montereychamber.com with comments or questions.
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