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Amending the San Diego County Code of Administrative Ordinances about litigation authorization for County Counsel

Amending the San Diego County Code of Administrative Ordinances about litigation authorization for County Counsel

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5members of San Diego County Board of Supervisors decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, June 25, 2026
Yes4
No1

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CountySan Diego County Board of SupervisorsPassed Jun 25

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  • Paloma AguirreDistrict 1Voted yes
  • Joel AndersonDistrict 2Voted yes
  • Terra Lawson-RemerDistrict 3Voted yes
  • Monica Montgomery SteppeDistrict 4Voted yes
  • Jim DesmondDistrict 5Voted no

Whole board: passed 4 to 1, Jun 25

Decided, Jun 25: The board voted 4 to 1 on the ADOPT AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY CODE OF ADMINISTRATIVE ORDINANCES REGARDING LITIGATION AUTHORIZATION FOR COUNTY COUNSEL (6/25/2026 first reading, 8/18/2026 second reading unless ordinance is modified on second reading). It passed.

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