Roi Lusk
City Attorney · Manager's office and charter officers, Tucson
- How
- Appointed
- Since
- September 2025
- Background
- Appointed September 2025, succeeding Mike Rankin.
What the office does
The city attorney prosecutes violations of the charter and city ordinances, handles all lawsuits and proceedings in which the city has a legal interest (the mayor and council keep control of the city's litigation), gives written legal opinions when the council or a city officer asks, drafts ordinances on request, and must approve the form of every contract the city makes and every bond given to it, in writing.
The attorney is appointed by the mayor and council to a two-year term, is not supervised by the city manager, and must have practiced law for at least five years.
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