Audit on Augusta-Richmond County Commission agenda yet again
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I hope the voters will remember the efforts of these two commissioners when they come up for re-election.
They are certainly trying to prove truth and transparency in the financial dealings of the Richmond County government.
And seem to be the only 2 to do so…
Imagine that they are the only two with nothing to hide. In fact, pretty much screams it out to me.
The other eight know their voters don’t care. Identity politics at work.
I’ll start this off with chipping in a few hundred.. Let’s get er done.
The cost of the City wide audit should be recouped through what the audit saves the City. Just look closely at which Commissioners vote against the audit.
Sean Frantom, I live in your district. Support this audit as a huge opportunity to get on the right side of this ethical and moral issue.
First, he has to attend which he conveniently chooses what meeting to attend or miss, ie trees being cut at Commons. There needs to be cap on number of missed meetings.
As a D7 resident, I agree.
Christine you need to run in 2024 for D7.
The people are losing trust in the government. They have already lost trust, I know I have!
It appears that the vast majority of engaged citizens BELIEVE that the county finances are in a HIGHLY QUESTIONABLE mess and in some cases POSSIBLY ILLEGAL. The opposition by some commissioners suggests that they may be part of the problem. An audit will either confirm or deny the validity of that belief. Get it done now!