who is the attorney for the jasonville town council

by Dr. Kim Johns 3 min read

Who did Priestly Jackson ask about his decision to seek pay raises for several employees of the Office of General Counsel?

Priestly Jackson also asked Teal about his decision to seek pay raises for several employees of the Office of General Counsel including an attorney Teal has been dating.

What does the top attorney ruling affect?

The top attorney's ruling can affect the balance of power between the mayor, City Council, the independent authorities and the Duval County School Board.

Who voted against Teal's confirmation?

City Council members Randy DeFoor and Garrett Dennis also voted against Teal's confirmation. DeFoor questioned Teal about the Burr Forman letter. Dennis said he wasn't comfortable moving forward when the City Council's legislative services division had not reached out to other parts of city government inviting them to give feedback on the appointment as required by the council's own rules.

Is the Office of General Counsel influenced by the mayor?

The Office of General Counsel has faced criticism for years that its legal positions are too influenced by the mayor.

Will Newby introduce an ordinance?

The legislative services division will be making that outreach. Newby said he will introduce an ordinance at the Tuesday meeting that would replace the resolution. By having an ordinance up for an emergency vote, there would be a public hearing for comments about the appointment of Teal.

When will the City Council meet in 2021?

City Council committee meetings will NOT be held the week of November 29, 2021 - December 3 , 2021. The regularly scheduled Council meeting cycle will resume with Standing Committee meetings on Monday, December 6, 2021.

How to find out who your council member is?

To determine who your Council Member is, please go to the “ Council District Search ” application or to the My Neighborhood application on the JaxGIS maps site for additional neighborhood details. You may also contact the City Council office at (904) 255-5200. Click Precinct Finder to search for your precinct on the Supervisor of Elections website.