Bryan Shull, candidate for Clark County Council talks with Rob how he wants to bring common sense back to the Council. Also, Rob shares that Auditor Kimsey is continuing his efforts to sabotage Charter Review by trying to resurrect Charter 18 (his attempt to control future initiatives that narrowly failed in 2024).

Rob goes into the details of the spicy battleground city Council meeting where an anti-antifa and a pro ice proclamations are presented to the chagrin of Democrats indivisible antifa and Troy McCoy. Also another spicy meeting occurred Wednesday at the charter review commission where it was revealed that the executive branch, mainly the auditors office and prosecuting attorney’s office, are working overtime to sabotage charter efforts that were exposed by both Republican and Democrat charter review commissioners.

In this episode of ReformCast, Rob Anderson examines whether elected officials should be held to a higher standard of honesty and accountability. Focusing on Clark County Councilor Will Fuentes, Rob reviews public records, training requirements under Washington's Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA), and questions surrounding the March 2025 removal of Councilor Michelle Belkot from the C-TRAN board.

The discussion explores allegations that Fuentes failed to complete mandatory OPMA training within the required timeframe and analyzes video evidence related to statements made in a court declaration regarding the Belkot removal motion. Rob shares why he believes these issues raise serious concerns about transparency, public trust, and adherence to the law, while outlining potential legal and ethics actions he is pursuing.

Join the conversation as ReformCast continues its mission of examining local government accountability and informing Clark County residents about decisions that affect their community.