Honeman said this week he was going to try to override the veto, which would take the support of eight of the 11 members. Assembly Chair Dick Traini said Honeman had seven votes, including his. The deadline for a veto override was Tuesday.
Honeman never brought it up during Tuesday's Assembly meeting. Afterwards, he said he didn't want to push the issue just to make a political point. The community needs more police on the streets, Honeman said. There may be other avenues to secure the funding this year, he said.
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