§ 24929 General Manager Removal Rights
Imagine the general manager of a city's water department is accused of not doing their job well.
The board can't just fire them right away. They have to write down why they think the manager should be fired and let the manager speak at a public meeting. If most of the board still agrees after that, then the manager can be fired. The same rules apply if the board wants to cut the manager's pay.
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§ 24929 General Manager Removal Rights
Last verified: January 23, 2026