Join us for a live replay of last night’s City Commission Seat 5 debate between City Commissioner Dianne Williams-Cox, Shelby Green, and Adner Marcelin.
“During the last trial, we saw how behind the scenes things really operated, how things were revealed. We saw bragging about placing high-level executives, including at Blueprint, including our city manager, we didn’t do anything. We didn’t change a single thing,” said City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow.
“We discovered contracts from vendors who were paying bribes, we didn’t take any action,” Matlow said at last night’s city commission meeting, addressing yesterday’s indictment of former Mayor Andrew Gillum.
Mayor Dailey’s desperate attempts to convince the public of his support for the disasterous $27,000,000 Doak Campbell stadium deal, after taking $23,050 in campaign contributions from them.
https://ourtallahassee.com/dailey-takes-23k-donations-from-seminole-boosters-before-vote/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjeT1-hTbD4
Watch the press conference from the Leon County Courthouse, where Jeremy Matlow announces his lawsuit against Leon County’s 1% Sales Tax Agency, Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency for violations of the Florida Sunshine law.
Thomas Whitley, the Chief of Staff to Mayor John Dailey was recently promoted to Director of Strategic Innovation, a job that gives him a $30,000 raise.
From @AlissaAzar On Twitter.
Candidate for Leon County Commission District 5 releases a short video explaining what happened at the Leon County Commission marijuana workshop.
Bill Proctor addresses media after John Dailey’s “voter suppression” defense of acceptance of Seminole Boosters campaign checks before votes. Proctor’s commented to the press after watching the NAACP/Americans for Prosperity/Leon Democratic Party press conference.
Dailey compared his acceptance of over $20,000 in reelection campaign contributions from the Seminole Bosoters to “voter suppression.” Now Proctor is asking him to apologize for his comments.
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Citizens for Ethics Reform, the group that successfully passed the 2014 charter amendment holds a press conference on Monday advocating for City Hall action at Wednesday’s press conference.
“Hey look, bottom line is, tonight, do you support Florida State or do you not?” Dailey said “I support the University.”
Approaching 100 Years, Is the Chamber Still Relevant Post Scott Maddox? https://ift.tt/3e6zUXk
