ELECTIONS: City of El Centro welcomes old and new
EL CENTRO — Residents of the El Centro can look forward to a city administration that blends the old and the new for the future of the city.On Nov....
EL CENTRO — Residents of the El Centro can look forward to a city administration that blends the old and the new for the future of the city.On Nov. 8, the citizens of El Centro let their voices be heard, reelecting incumbent and El Centro Mayor Tomás Oliva and electing El Centro resident Sonia Carter in her first elected position, with Imperial County Board of Supervisors set to approve the results on Dec. 5.El Centro City Council had two open seats, with Oliva taking 3,729 votes (31.49%), while Carter received 3,300 votes (27.