As of noon Friday, specifics on the District Attorney's invesitgation of the City Treasurer's office are still hard to come by.
One new development is the likelihood that the City Council will convene next week for a special meeting to discuss the situation.
"That's a real possibility," City Manager N. Enrique Martinez said.
A quick update on repair efforts at City Hall, which was flooded last week:
The South Coast Air Quality Management District granted permission today for workers to clear away asbestos from the Fire Administration building, Police Department spokesman Carl Baker announced. Workers clad in protective wear are scheduled to begin the removing asbestos Friday morning.
As of today, Redlands staffers still don't know how much money will be spent on repairs to sewage-damaged City Hall.
"It's still too early even to estimate what that cost may be," police spokesman Carl Baker said.
Here's a little more info on the soggy situation over at City Hall