In a one-sentence statement, the city wrote: “The city has decided to transition its law director and legal services to Frost Brown Todd.”
The city said it would have no additional comment.
The Journal-News left messages for Mayor Elizabeth Slamka and is waiting for her response.
This media outlet also reached out to Frost Brown Todd and is waiting for a response.
Council member Paul Lolli said the move was in “the best interest” for the city to move forward with a new firm.
He said there will be a 30-day transition period and he expects it to be “seamless.” Residents won’t notice a difference in the level of services from the law department, Lolli said.
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