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

BREAKING: South Lake Tahoe’s Mayor Tamara Wallace has officially resigned, sending shockwaves through the community just days after admitting to stealing funds from a local church. In a resignation letter delivered to the South Lake Tahoe City Clerk on Monday night, Wallace’s departure is effective immediately.

The urgency of this situation escalates as Wallace also urged Mayor Pro Tem Cody Bass to resign. Bass, who was arrested on September 25 for alleged assault at a bar in Douglas County, has publicly maintained his innocence. In a recent social media post, he stated he has no intention of stepping down, further complicating the city’s leadership crisis.

The next city council meeting is scheduled for October 21 at 5:30 p.m., where discussions will include vital updates on city operations, reorganization of council leadership, and plans for filling vacant council seats. The city is facing unprecedented challenges, and the community is eager for clarity on the future of its leadership.

Residents of South Lake Tahoe are grappling with the fallout from these events, as trust in local governance is at an all-time low. Many are calling for accountability and transparency from their elected officials.

This developing story highlights a critical juncture for South Lake Tahoe as it faces the need for decisive action and new leadership. Community members are urged to stay informed as more updates unfold.