Culver City : Firm to Seek City Attorney
The City Council on Monday hired a headhunting firm to find a city attorney to replace Joseph Pannone, who resigned this month to join a private law firm.
The council appropriated $19,000 for Norman Roberts & Associates to find Pannone’s successor. The firm, recommended by the city staff, was cited for its experience and knowledge of Culver City.
Pannone has been the city attorney since 1986. His resignation will be effective Nov. 17.
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