Morales resigned from the position on Jan. 6 with three years remaining in her term. When she announced the decision in December, she accused her colleagues of creating a toxic work environment, among other complaints. The City Council has until Jan. 27 to select a replacement to serve as D2 Councilmember through November 2025.
Voters will elect a D2 Councilmember this fall to serve out the remainer of Morales’ term, ending in December 2027.
The Council solicited applications for the vacancy from Jan. 2-9. According to the city charter, a qualified applicant must be a United States citizen, be able to read and write English, be an active
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