Public records requests have been filed trying to gain access to the draft report. No response yet
Report: $200,000 spent to check up on Sonny Mares' credit card bills
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Lotsa luck.
Ask for the e-mail traffic between the parties too, that should be good for another lawsuit at least.:roll:
Another good question is why David Sell and Tiffany McCaskill get a pass?
Lotsa luck.
Ask for the e-mail traffic between the parties too, that should be good for another lawsuit at least.:roll:
Another good question is why David Sell and Tiffany McCaskill get a pass?
Did they have cards issued to them and did they ever use them?
I'd like to see Ms. Moliterno publicly offer up her TDC and Chamber credit card statements. Guess I'll probably turn blue and pass out first.
$200,000 spent
And why did a commissioner and the attorney have any input in the draft review? Being the Chair does not give him/her any power greater than any of the other BBC. Brannon was the commissioner who went to Enterprise and was the commissioner who wanted to get rid of Mares and hire Moleterno. Wise up and stop waiting on the public record, demand it! How long can it take to pull a file with three pages. If the WCTPA is going to be effective, you have to stop taking their responses to your questions as the truth after all they are politians. I am willing to bet that some of the older long term employees that "retired" (they were paid to go away quitely) early could uncover more skeletons than you could handle.
And why did a commissioner and the attorney have any input in the draft review? Being the Chair does not give him/her any power greater than any of the other BBC. Brannon was the commissioner who went to Enterprise and was the commissioner who wanted to get rid of Mares and hire Moleterno. Wise up and stop waiting on the public record, demand it! How long can it take to pull a file with three pages. If the WCTPA is going to be effective, you have to stop taking their responses to your questions as the truth after all they are politians. I am willing to bet that some of the older long term employees that "retired" (they were paid to go away quitely) early could uncover more skeletons than you could handle.
Honey have a beer smoke a cigarette. This isn't life or death.
Dear Anonymous "Morning Glory"
Don't know who the WCTPA is but the WCTA is very adept at what it does in holding public officials accountable and insisting on transparency in government. They have been in Walton County serving as the eyes and ears for Walton County Taxpayers for over 28 years.
I have had the three page report for months. The county responded to the "draft report" request this afternoon at 4:02. (It was not filled until Saturday afternoon at 3:42.) The turn time is pretty good and I did not demand it I simply made a request following the public records law in Florida. Discovering its existence as a public document took alot of time and effort - asking questions of the right people and following the bread crumbs that are always left in matters like this.
The "draft report" is considerably longer than three pages based on the estimated duplication cost.
A "Draft Report" is customarily shared in advance of the final report to allow for responses by management to recommendations within the management letter, but in this case this was not an "Audit" but a review based on an agreed upon scope of work.
The interesting part in this is not the actual report but what appeared in the report that caused a restatement of the scope of service.
If you like I will post the three page report for your consumption.
Don't know who the WCTPA is but the WCTA is very adept at what it does in holding public officials accountable and insisting on transparency in government. They have been in Walton County serving as the eyes and ears for Walton County Taxpayers for over 28 years.
I have had the three page report for months. The county responded to the "draft report" request this afternoon at 4:02. (It was not filled until Saturday afternoon at 3:42.) The turn time is pretty good and I did not demand it I simply made a request following the public records law in Florida. Discovering its existence as a public document took alot of time and effort - asking questions of the right people and following the bread crumbs that are always left in matters like this.
The "draft report" is considerably longer than three pages based on the estimated duplication cost.
A "Draft Report" is customarily shared in advance of the final report to allow for responses by management to recommendations within the management letter, but in this case this was not an "Audit" but a review based on an agreed upon scope of work.
The interesting part in this is not the actual report but what appeared in the report that caused a restatement of the scope of service.
If you like I will post the three page report for your consumption.
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Lotsa luck.
Ask for the e-mail traffic between the parties too, that should be good for another lawsuit at least.:roll:
Another good question is why David Sell and Tiffany McCaskill get a pass?
I did make that request.
Any ideas as to why those two individuals got a pass? Maybe innocent but on its face it sure smells.
I would appreciate posting the report, it will make interesting reading. And I for one appreciate all that you and others in the WCTA do to monitor local government.
Any ideas as to why those two individuals got a pass? Maybe innocent but on its face it sure smells.
I would appreciate posting the report, it will make interesting reading. And I for one appreciate all that you and others in the WCTA do to monitor local government.
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