So
instead of cutting Idiots with only a creative writing degree, our King once again
chooses to sacrifice public safety.
Why cut
WBFD, and keep the Kings Parrot?
Drew Mc-Laugh-lin
said
The
city is facing budget shortfalls caused by an overall decrease in revenue and
$1.2 million in taxes owed by former county tax collector Centax.
We are
in the midst of difficult financial times
We have
revenue issues and are trying to save money wherever possible
Those
options could include layoffs
Nothing
is set in stone
We're not saber-rattling, we're just trying to tell people what the reality is and what we're working with
We're not saber-rattling, we're just trying to tell people what the reality is and what we're working with
- If any of that were even remotely true, we (The City) would cut unneeded, overpaid, inexperienced, parrots, long before hardworking, lifesavers.
Wake Up
Wilkes Barre
Source:
While we have a company to take care of our street lights, we can lose the electrician for the rest of the year. The same one who has a new city vehicle and takes it home to bear creek every day. & while im at it, who is the city employee who parks the new city van on the corner of Union & S. Franklin St's every day? Why cant he drive his own?
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