1220, are you one of the people complaining about the missing $4 million? If so, looks like the new Assistant Manager can count. This should solved that city problem. Great!
Next step: Begin to mobilize to fight the library. I suggest a confusing competing ballot measure to be run concurrently against the Library bond. One that would modernize existing libraries, for a fraction of the cost.
In other news candidate Sam Liccardo has officially won the San Jose Mayors race. He vowed to continue pension reform.
Well it seems some politicians aren't in the pockets of the unions. Every one of our precious council vowed to not cut employees anymore. Nice way to watch out for the taxpayers.
This pension thing is going to kill us. As you see more cities cutting them it will be harder to fly the tired argument of "we'll lose good people if we cut more".
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200k a year salary to have this guy do all Tinfoils work while she works on the pie in the sky library project that most likely never be built.
Way to waste taxpayer money city hall.
1220, are you one of the people complaining about the missing $4 million? If so, looks like the new Assistant Manager can count. This should solved that city problem. Great!
Nice article and picture, Steve!
Next step: Begin to mobilize to fight the library. I suggest a confusing competing ballot measure to be run concurrently against the Library bond. One that would modernize existing libraries, for a fraction of the cost.
In other news candidate Sam Liccardo has officially won the San Jose Mayors race. He vowed to continue pension reform.
Well it seems some politicians aren't in the pockets of the unions. Every one of our precious council vowed to not cut employees anymore. Nice way to watch out for the taxpayers.
This pension thing is going to kill us. As you see more cities cutting them it will be harder to fly the tired argument of "we'll lose good people if we cut more".
How much are we paying this guy?
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