South Lake Tahoe Mayor Resigns Amid Scandal, Urges Pro Tem to Follow

BREAKING: South Lake Tahoe’s Mayor Tamara Wallace has officially resigned, effective immediately, following revelations of her involvement in stealing funds from a local church. This shocking announcement was made Monday night in a resignation letter sent to the South Lake Tahoe City Clerk.

In her letter, Wallace not only stepped down but also urged Mayor Pro Tem Cody Bass to resign as well. This development comes less than a week after Wallace’s admission of wrongdoing, casting a shadow over the city’s leadership.

Bass, who is currently under scrutiny after being arrested on September 25 for alleged assault at a bar in Douglas County, has publicly maintained his innocence. Despite pressure, he has stated via social media that he will not resign from his position.

The fallout from these events has left the South Lake Tahoe community reeling. Residents are concerned about the impact on local governance as the city grapples with these scandals. The next City Council meeting is scheduled for October 21 at 5:30 PM, where urgent discussions will take place regarding the status of city operations, reorganization to select a new Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem, and filling vacant council seats.

Authorities urge residents to stay informed as the city navigates through this turbulent period. The unfolding situation raises significant questions about leadership accountability in local government, and community members are expected to voice their concerns in the upcoming meeting.

As the city plans its next steps, all eyes will be on the council to see how they address the current crises and restore confidence among residents. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.