All three point to issues around city management, compensation and mistreatment by city hall executives.
At last night’s Tallahassee City Commission meeting, City Commissioners’ discussed “fencegate”. Public speakers referred to the item as a “hissy fit” and “political retaliation”.
The Florida Commission on Ethics will hold a probable cause hearing Friday after a year-long investigation into the allegations against Tallahassee City Manager Reese Goad.
“I believe the entire decision-making process should happen in public view,” City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow says of Blueprint’s mysterious Intergovernmental Management Committee, in an email to supporters.
“Commissioner Matlow stepped up for public safety and our first responders in a very big way over the past couple of years,” said Davis, “these have been difficult times for our members and he has not only been willing to listen, but has worked to address some of those problems to ensure we can provide the highest level of public safety.”
The Intergovernmental Management Committee, made up of County Administrator and City Administrator took a vacation together hours after the Seminole Boosters’ vote.
Subpenoeas, Discrimination, and Severance Agreements: There is a perfect storm of a former worker’s trial brewing under the legal guidance of Marie Mattox, and it could spell bad news for city executives.
City worker alleges in depositions she was denied promotion based on race, age despite being promised the position by Goad. Her case goes to trial in February 2022.