A new broom sweeps clean
The new Hamilton County board of commissioners today began putting its stamp on government.
The first steps were made by Commissioner Todd Portune – the lone Democrat on the three-member board the last two years who felt marginalized because he often was outvoted and rarely had a chance to promote his ideas and agendas.
Portune began by announcing the 2007 Hamilton County budget process would include four public hearings at four different areas around the county.
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at 11:40 AM, January 03, 2007 
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at 1:44 PM, January 03, 2007 
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at 12:30 AM, January 04, 2007 
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at 10:11 PM, January 05, 2007 
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Post a Comment*Yeah! Open government! Sunshine!
OOoOHHHHH now I get the weird warmer weather and record temperatures ...... the sun is finally starting to emerge in Hamilton COunty after decades of clouded, overcast skies and government operations being concealed.
AAAHHHH the warmth feels so good - the skies seem so bright .... the sunlight burns off the decayed remains of insider deals, corruption and favoritism!
Implementing the Sunshine laws not only serves its purpose, it raises temperatures
(Under the DeWhiner theory of fiscal management - the lower heating bills for Hamilton County residents caused by Sunshine equates to a tax reduction that he can take credit for haha)
One day into the new term, the Democratic County Commissioners called for a closed commission meeting. So much for that open government.
HAD ENOUGH? VOTE REPUBLICAN 2007!
Jeff - I'd be LOL instead of giggling to myself if the issue wasn't so off base -
oh what the heck - that was pretty funny LOL LOL LOL
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