The City of Menlo is looking to change their election cycle.  Currently, the city has an annual election to elect the city’s mayor and city council.  The cost of those annual elections is getting to be excessive, especially since the city must hold early voting and also has Saturday voting.  The polls have to be manned by at least two people, according to Georgia law.  The council met recently and discussed changing the annual elections.  All of the council members and Mayor Allen Keen were in favor of reaching out to the city’s attorney to see what would need to be done to change the city’s bylaws.  Menlo City Clerk Jill Neal told WZQZ News that the city is waiting for direction from the city attorney.