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Council schedules special meeting April 14 to interview Water Commission candidates

Glendora City Council · March 25, 2026
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Summary

The city clerk reported five qualified applicants for the unscheduled vacancy on the Water Commission (Office No. 3). Council directed staff to schedule interviews and possible appointment at a special meeting on April 14; motion carried 5-0.

Deputy City Clerk and Records Manager Roxanne Breceda told the council the city received a resignation from Water Commissioner Justin O'Connell, creating an unscheduled vacancy for Water Commission Office No. 3 (term through June 30, 2029). The clerk's office reported five qualified applicants under consideration and recommended interviews be scheduled.

Council agreed to schedule candidate interviews at a special meeting on April 14 with approximately 10 minutes per candidate for interviews and appointment. The council also confirmed there's no identified conflict of interest for a candidate who works for a water agency that contracts with the city. The motion to schedule interviews carried 5'0.

Next steps: interviews and potential appointment are scheduled for April 14; staff will distribute candidate materials and continue recruitment outreach.