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Mendota commissions receive Assembly Bill 1234 ethics training
Summary
At a March 5, 2025 special joint work/study session, Mendota officials attended an Assembly Bill 1234 ethics training introduced by the City Clerk and delivered by John Kinsey and Hunter Castro of the law firm Wanger Jones Helsley; no public comment was offered and the meeting adjourned at 12:15 p.m.
City Clerk Cabrera-Garcia introduced an agenda item on March 5, 2025, announcing that the City Council, Planning Commission and Recreation Commission would participate in an Assembly Bill 1234 ethics training. John Kinsey and Hunter Castro of Wanger Jones Helsley provided the training and led a discussion of the information presented.
The training was listed on the special joint work/study session agenda and delivered during the session that began when the clerk called the meeting to order at 10:13 a.m. Commissioners in attendance were Chairperson Albert Escobedo, Commissioner Alicia Escobedo, Commissioner Veronica Gill and Commissioner Moses Macias. Vice Chairperson Alex Garcia and Alternate Commissioner Jessica Sanchez were recorded as absent.
Meeting minutes record that after the training and subsequent discussion there were no public comments. With no further business, Chairperson Albert Escobedo moved to adjourn at 12:15 p.m.; Commissioner Veronica Gill seconded, and the motion passed with four ayes. The minutes note the absences of Vice Chairperson Alex Garcia and Alternate Commissioner Jessica Sanchez.
The record for this session consists of the agenda item announcing the AB 1234 ethics training, the presentation by Kinsey and Castro of Wanger Jones Helsley, a discussion among meeting participants, and the formal adjournment vote that concluded the session.
