SECTION 26. ELECTION AND QUALIFICATIONS.

(a) The City Attorney shall be an elector of the City and be elected for a term of four years. The City Attorney shall be an attorney-at-law, admitted to practice in the State of Ohio. The City Attorney shall remain a qualified elector and resident of the City throughout the term of office.

(b) No person may occupy the office of City Attorney for more than three (3) consecutive terms of four years. A former City Attorney may seek election or appointment to the office only after the expiration of the full term next following their departure from the former position for which the disqualification set forth by this subsection shall apply.
(Amended 11-2-93; 11-6-18.)

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