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Wednesday, January 25, 2006

City Appointments

Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory made several appointments to various boards and committees on Wednesday:

* Councilman Jeff Berding will serve as the city's representative to the Hamilton County Transportation Improvement District. Berding replaces former Councilman Christopher Smitherman until Dec. 31, 2006.

* Mallory aid LaShawn Butler and council member Laketa Cole to the Board of Directors of the Community Action Agency. Both will serve until Jan. 31, 2009. Council member David Crowley also was reappointed to the Community Action Agency. His term also expires Jan. 31, 2009.

One other reappointment was Lorrie Platt, who will continue to serve on the Board of Directors of the Citizens Complaint Authoirty. She will serve her second two-year term, set to expire in January of 2008.


3 Comments:

at 10:54 PM, January 26, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hmmmm. Isn't this the same Lorrie Platt who happens to be Charlie Luken's ex-squeeze that he appointed at the last minute to this board last summer? What's that Greg? Yup, sure is.

Aug. 4 2005, Cin. Enq.

POLICE WATCHDOG: Mayor Charlie Luken nominated Lorrie L. Platt, 34, of Over-the-Rhine, to the city's police watchdog agency Wednesday.

Platt, community relations manager for the Cincinnati Reds, is also Luken's former girlfriend.

The Citizen Complaint Authority, established through an agreement with the U.S. Justice Department in 2002, investigates allegations of police misconduct.

City Council unanimously confirmed Platt, although Chris Monzel and John Cranley had urged the mayor to appoint Westwood Concern activist Mary Kuhl.

Platt would replace John Eby of Westwood, who resigned from the authority to run as a Republican candidate for City Council.

 
at 7:41 AM, January 27, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Well, I guess Jeff Berding and Chris Bortz will enjoy all those free lunches from the Montgomery Inn after giving away a prime City owned piece of land in exchange for a worthless piece of Montgomery Inn owned land.

 
at 4:55 PM, February 02, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Much Much Congratulations to LaShawn Butler for his new posting.....I know you been working real hard. All the best for your successful term.

 
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