Yesterday, Northampton County's Personnel and Finance Committees met for the first round of committee hearings in 2012. Scott Parsons, who had expressed concern about being able to attend daytime meetings, was there. Amazingly, so was Lamont McClure, whose absence from Committee work has been well-chronicled.
McClure not only attended, but participated, suggesting that Council hire its own Financial Adviser as a check on the information supplied Gary Pulcini, the adviser hired by Executive John Stoffa.
"I don't have a problem with that," responded Council Prez John Cusick.
As long as it's not Concord Public Finance, the outfit that got us into the swaption.
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
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...jusy spend more money for duplicative efforts
ReplyDeleteNo they need an honest appraisal.
ReplyDeleteNo they need an honest appraisal.
ReplyDeleteNo they need an honest appraisal.
ReplyDeletejust ask Steve Barron
ReplyDeleteWill Steve Barron be doing the apprasial.
ReplyDeleteSome claim Barron was told by the Callahan Clan to back off on the Executive run since it belongs to Callahan. If you liked Reibman you will love Callahan. Goodbye cash reserves and hello payola.
ReplyDeleteHe brings pay to play to a level Reibman could only dream about.