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911 costing and conflicts of interest
December 23, 2015 · 0 Comments
All do respect to our great chief and I do sincerely believe he is doing a great job but the town owes it to the taxpayers to explore this venture.
If the town can realize a substantial cost savings without diminishing the quality of service it certainly warrants consideration.
Once again, the Police board comprising of Mayor and a Councillor should not have them vote on this issue as this is (in my opinion) a conflict of interest( they are paid for the position and thus makes them ineligible to vote on the matter).
Peter Jovic
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