The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors narrowly voted to delay adopting a policy for the rotation of leadership posts on the board after a debate Tuesday that grew contentious at times.
The current, informal policy has seen past versions of the board elect the vice president as board president and place the outgoing president at the back of the rotation on the five-member board. The longest-serving board member would then move into the vice president position, with newly elected members entering behind those who were continuing or reelected.
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