The report said there are “deep divisions, rivalry and routine disrespect” among councilmembers.
Santa Clara city councilmembers at the center of a recent civil grand jury report titled “Irreconcilable Differences” are pushing back on some of the findings, accusing jurors of false “inflammatory statements” and biases.
“I have pushed to get an ethics commission, ethics advisor and it’s been shot down at every opportunity,” Gillmor said. “The last grand jury brought up the need for an ethics advisor in the city of Santa Clara, this council majority turned it down and here we are a year and a half later with the same if not worse issues on this city council.”
“ makes many references to the very flawed 2022 report,” Jain said. “Additionally I have very serious concerns about how the grand jurors were recruited and about longstanding biases on the grand jury. Two grand jurors recused themselves and I don’t know which ones or why.”
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