SB1458 amends the Town of Oakland's election procedures and aldermanic positions.
SB1458 amends the Town of Oakland's election procedures and aldermanic positions. It establishes staggered elections for the Mayor and Aldermen, with three aldermen elected in 2026 and two in 2028, each serving four-year terms. If the town's population reaches 18,000, the Board can increase the number of aldermen to six. Compensation for the Mayor and Aldermen is set by ordinance, with no salary changes during their term. The act requires a two-thirds vote of the Town of Oakland's legislative body for approval.
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