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Can the Mayor veto an ordinance?

April 26, 2017Mayor Ordinance veto

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Can the Mayor veto an ordinance?

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The Mayor of the city of Cleveland does have the power to veto an ordinance. If an ordinance is vetoed, City Council can reconsider the ordinance and hold another vote. If two-thirds of the council members vote to pass the legislation, the Mayor’s veto is overridden and the ordinance becomes law.