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Boardman trustees have to make hard budget decisions
TweetPublished: Thu, July 23, 2009 @ 3:50 p.m.
BOARDMAN — With 2010 projected revenue more than $2 million less than projected costs, trustees don’t have a lot of options.
“When we did layoffs before, this board said it didn’t want to do that again,” said Administrator Jason Loree at a meeting this week.
But they have to do something to cut costs, he said.
For more on this story, see Friday’s Vindicator or vindy.com
Comments
Many thought that with the election of Mr. Moliterno; things would change. They did not. He did nothing to distinguish himself as a fiscally responsible trustee. Now, it's time to vote him out as well as the other two when their elections come up!
The answer with many is always MORE REVENUE. More taxes, additional development so that even more flooding and traffic will make this place unlivable. Ken is also correct, Moliterno is a large disappointment. The Loree experiment is a total failure. Using inheritance taxes to support contractual obligations was a big mistake. Voodoo economics at its finest. Does anyone ever actually do what's best for those who supply the votes?