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Galt City Manager Lorenzo Hines, Jr. submitted his resignation to the Galt City Council Tuesday morning. His last day will be Feb. 2, 2024, he said. "I am very proud of the work of city staff and ...
Galt operates under an elected council form of government. The Mayor of Galt is peer elected by the entire City Council. Currently, the council members (with end of term in parentheses) are: Mayor Shawn Farmer (2022), Vice Mayor David Bhatti (2022), Council Member Rich Lazano (2022), Council Member Kevin Papineau (2024) and Council Member Jay ...
Three people ran this year for two open seats on the Galt City Council: Tim Reed won one of them with 5,870 votes. But Mathew Pratton and Bonnie Rodriguez tied with 3,882 votes each, meaning they ...
Oct. 7—GALT — A State of California employee and a school board member are looking to unseat two incumbents on the Galt City Council on Nov. 8. Mayor Shawn Farmer, Vice Mayor Paul Sandhu and ...
Nottoli served five terms since being elected in 1994 to represent the Fifth District. He represented the Fifth District, a 650-square-mile area. The cities included in the Fifth District include Elk Grove, Galt, Isleton, and Rancho Cordova. [2] A significant portion of the Fifth District is unincorporated, rural communities.
Following unsuccessful runs in 2003, 2006 and 2010, Liggett was first elected to Cambridge City Council in the 2014 municipal elections, defeating Shawn Newton and Paul Brown in Ward 4, which covers the Galt part of the city. She ran on a platform of bringing a "respect for taxpayers' money and viewpoint to the job", highlighting an ...
Nov. 10—The race for three open Galt City Council seats is a tight one, with Vice Mayor Paul Sandhu and Mayor Shawn Farmer currently in the top two spots with 5,200 votes counted. Incumbent Rich ...
The new city of Cambridge was created through the amalgamation of the City of Galt, the towns of Preston and Hespeler, the Village of Blair, and various parcels of township land. One township vanished when the former Waterloo Township was divided among Woolwich Township and the three cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge.