Fee May Be Imposed for Arrest, Booking
The City Council tonight may set a fee for those arrested and booked into Cypress City Jail.
The council is expected to vote to amend a resolution, creating a booking fee for arrested suspects. In 1998, more than 1,300 people were booked into the jail.
The council will also elect its new mayor and mayor pro tem tonight, for one-year terms.
Mayor Anna Piercy, who served as mayor pro tem in 1999, will also be awarded the Mayor’s Plaque for her work.
Once the new mayor and mayor pro tem are chosen, the council will appoint members to organizations and committees and elect two members to head the Cypress Redevelopment Agency.
The council meets at 7 tonight in the Executive Board Room in the west wing of City Hall, 5275 Orange Ave. Information: (714) 229-6680.
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