San Bernardino County supervisors can be limited to single 4-year terms, judges rule – San Bernardino Sun

“When the problem is personal empire-building by entrenched incumbents, the only solution is term limits,” Judges Manuel A.Assembly Bill 428 bans term limits of less than two terms, although it allows any introduced before Jan.Soon after, the supervisors introduced Measure D to override Measure K, reset term limits and raise supervisor compensation.” The debate over term limits continues.

The 4th District Court of Appeals tentatively ruled against the county and supervisors in July 2022, upholding the $60,000 cap on supervisor compensation.That works out to $180,059 in compensation per supervisor, which is less than the $250,106 in salary and benefits they received in 2021.