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Friday, December 21, 2007

Happy Holidays From The Vice Mayor

Here's a holiday note/budget update sent out today by Vice Mayor David Crowley:



Dear Friends & Supporters:


At this time of year when I want to wish all of you the very best of the season whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or another special occasion. I hope you feel as blessed as we here in my office and at home.


As we come to the end of the year at City Council I am pleased to report that our efforts regarding the budget for 2008 concluded successfully with the inclusion of several items I am passionate about and feel deserve your attention.


To ensure proper staffing among all firehouses around the city, the Cincinnati Fire Department will have a new recruit class beginning in October of 2008. In addition to a new recruit class, the Department will maintain a separate dispatch center that will provide an additional degree of safety to our residents. These programs are essential because they provide our fire department with the personnel and resources needed to perform their jobs.


Also, I am very pleased to report that both the Center for Closing the Health Care Gap and the Office of Environmental Quality will continue to receive funding for their work and service to our city. I am a strong advocate for these programs that play such a vital role in serving our communities.


Furthermore, I am excited that our public view corridors proposal will receive funding. This is a unique program that is geared toward preserving the wonderful public views of our beautiful Ohio River, our downtown, the hills of Northern Kentucky, the Mill Creek Valley that our rolling hills provide to both residents and visitors.


I am sure many of you know that the city’s Human Services Programs have always been a priority for me. This year we made several adjustments to the budget to ensure that the poor and disadvantaged are not falling through the safety net. I am proud to have been a leader in this process, making sure Human Services’ programs and issues were not ignored.


Finally I appreciate your continued support of my work on Council and your confidence in returning me to Council again for my last term. I appreciate your suggestions, questions, comment yes and even the criticisms and I look forward to working with you in the New Year.


Happy Holidays,
David C. Crowley Vice Mayor


11 Comments:

at 6:53 AM, December 22, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

What's Crowley's take of the $250,000 given to Tillery?

 
at 3:25 PM, December 22, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Blah, blah, blah, blah blah. That is all I hear when Crowley's lips are moving...

 
at 12:24 PM, December 23, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Merry Christmas to you Mr Crowley.

On Christmas Day I will attend mass and will light a candle in your name. I will pary that you will come back to the Church. I heard you on the Cunningham Radio show a while back and I almost fell out of my chair when you said that you would support a Hillary Clinton Presiency.

Does that include her stand on abortion and gay marriage. If if does, I hope that you do not take the Eucharist.

Of course that does not apply to Bellarmine Chapel on the Campus of Xavier where anything goes. But do tell me that you do not belong to Immaculata Parish in Mt.Adams.

You are in my prayers.

 
at 7:47 PM, December 23, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

I only wish he had two more terms so people could see how much he hurts people and the city with all his social programs, and finally vote him out.

 
at 9:39 PM, December 23, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mr. Crowley is a far left member of his Party (and the Dems are headed that way) and this far left wing cares little of religion (or patriotism.)

 
at 10:45 AM, December 24, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Happy Holidays" to my Democratic friends at Bold Endeavors---Barney Frank

 
at 1:06 PM, December 24, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Crowley is a joke.

All of his pandering!

They pay off their pal Tillery and for what? A program the Health Alliance is doing it's best to get rid of because it does NOTHING!

..and the Enquirer does it's usual nothing.

 
at 8:20 PM, December 24, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

This year we made several adjustments to the budget to ensure that the poor and disadvantaged are not falling through the safety net.

I'll be tickled when Crowley moves out. I work for a living & I'm sick & tired of falling through that hole in my pocket that Crowley & some of these soft-hearted city politician created.

Is anyone going to give a working person a break in this 'burg?

I'm fed up of seeing "the poor & disadvantaged" strut around with the very best of everything while I'm struggling to pay the bills & get food on the table.

 
at 9:56 PM, December 24, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Crowley is not soft hearted...he panders! There is a difference.

 
at 11:49 PM, December 24, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

We voted for these Councilmembers 7 weeks ago and we now complain. And the same Council will be elected again in '09. We have only the voters (or lack of) to blame.

 
at 12:44 PM, December 25, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

I see Crowley is pretending to work as a Councilman, even as he started running for Treasurer as soon as he got re-elected to Clowncil.

 
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