Accountability in Government Oversight Committee appointment
At a glance
- What: OC-26-21 fills a vacancy on the Accountability in Government Oversight Committee (professional management background seat). The official minutes name the appointee as Lucas Abel Pedraza; the video captions render the name as Terrazas, so the minutes' spelling is used here.
- Votes (minutes): Councilor Bassan moved Amendment No. 1 (term dates and ex officio membership); it carried 8-0 (Councilor Baca excused). Peña moved to table OC-26-21 during balloting; carried 9-0. After the opioid item she moved to remove it from the table (9-0), then that Mr. Pedraza be confirmed as amended; carried 9-0.
- Other nominee: John T. Major (as captioned) was ranked on the paper ballots; the captions say the confirmed nominee had the lowest ballot total.
Sources
- City Council action summary, October 19, 2026: https://legistar.granicus.com/cabq/meetings/2026/10/3176_M_City_Council_26-10-19_Action_Summary.pdf
- https://legistar.granicus.com/cabq/meetings/2026/10/3176_A_City_Council_26-10-19_Agenda.pdf
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5744WNNCk4w
Discussion time
About 6 minutes across 1 meeting (from transcript timestamps; approximate).
| Meeting | Minutes |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-19 - City Council | 6 |
Log
2026-10-19 - City Council
Amendment No. 1 passed 8-0; item tabled 9-0 during balloting, removed from the table 9-0 after the opioid item, and Mr. Pedraza confirmed as amended 9-0 (captions say Terrazas).
2026-10-05 - President
OC-26-21 introduced as a late item and set for the October 19 Council meeting.
2026-09-21 - City Council
Related: the Office of Internal Audit FY2027 audit plan submitted by this committee (R-26-52, Councilor Bassan) passed 9-0 on the consent agenda.