Many citizens
and city employees have been telling us for quite some time now that they personally have seen both our King, and the DPW Manger Ken Pahler fueling not only
their personal vehicles, but those of their family members.
One employees who
MUST remain nameless for fear of retaliation has stated “Pahler has a tank in
the bed of his truck, and he fills it up, weekly”
So with
that we requested the video surveillance cameras at DPW to see for ourselves,
and to our great surprise the city responded with a laundry list of reasons we can’t
see the tapes.
- Sorry the cameras don’t or didn’t work, the city said!
They must be
Hawkeye!!!
- Even if we had the tape, they are exempt from Open Records.
KING Shrek
and City Hall Dolts respond!
McCormick
and Mc-Laugh-lin said they’re confident the discrepancies are a matter of poor
record keeping, and not an indication of theft or unauthorized use of fuel.
“I have to talk to our people at DPW, but I
don’t have any reason to believe any of our employees are doing anything
illegally,” McCormick said. “I’m assuming they are just not diligent in signing
the log … That’s a problem.”
- Ya, because we all know NONE of you would ever Lie, Cheat, or Steal?
McCormick
and Mc-Laugh-lin said they suspect the issue may lie primarily with employees who
access the pumps after the DPW garage closes at 3:30 p.m.
“They
probably are not diligent enough in signing the logs after hours as they are
during the day,” Mc-Laugh-lin said.
- Ok so most city cars fuel up LATE AT NIGHT?
Mc-Laugh-lin
said he’s confident there’s no theft going on because the majority of city
employees use the pumps during the day, when DPW is fully staffed. If an
unauthorized person were to fill up, employees there would see it.
“It’s
very hard for the theft or abuse of the fueling system to go undetected given
all the eyes and ears that monitor the facility,” he said.
- HOLD THE PHONE: Didn’t the double talking Liar, Droopy Drew just say most folks get gas LATE AT NIGHT?
“I
can’t explain it. Obviously, going forward, we have to change that system to
somehow do better monitoring and make sure everything jives,” McCormick said.
- YA THINK? Here’s a thought, STOP STEALING GAS!!!
Leighton
said he feels he’s entitled to use city gasoline because he’s on the job
virtually 24-7, traveling to meetings and checking out various problems and
issues throughout the city at all hours of the day.
- I’m The King, and you should pay for the GAS, for my real estate showings!
Other
Cities Chime in!
Luzerne
County and Hazleton keep track of fuel usage through electronic fuel control
systems that track the amount pumped into each vehicle.
Joe
Gibbons, an engineer with the county’s Road and Bridge Department, said each
county vehicle has a key card assigned to it. The vehicle operator must insert
the key into the pump and enter the mileage of the vehicle before it will
operate.
“If
someone takes out 20 gallons on a Saturday at 9:30 a.m., we know who took it
out,” Gibbons said.
- WTF? An electronic GAS monitoring system? Like the system Wilkes Barre has, but refuses to use because it will show TML, and Pahler steeling gas for their whole family?
Wake Up
Wilkes Barre
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