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In its opinion, the third party law firm, Messer Fort, found that the mayor could not vote on any matter including removal of the city attorney absent a tie vote. Cibolo City Council voted 4-3 to adopt the third party interpretation during its March 11 meeting.

Cibolo City Council terminates city attorney, appoints interim firm

By Amira Van Leeuwen

Cibolo City Council terminated their city attorney and appointed an interim firm at its March 11 meeting.

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