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BOCC actions bolster public perception

It should come as no surprise that only 15 people attended the

First, 4 p.m. is not a good time for anyone who may have wanted to attend. I suspect that 80 to 90 percent of the county taxpayers are either still at work or shuffling their kids to activities, while also trying to put supper on the table.

Also, it may have helped to post the budget in the Oct. 21-22 weekend edition of the Herald.

Thirdly, why bother going to the meeting when they do not listen anyway?

We continue to express our concerns, yet the administrators choose to not listen. They just keep doing what they want even after these issues have been brought to their attention. I have noted their abuse of taxpayer dollars before and I have yet to receive a response or explaination.

Mr. Zauberis was right; plain and simple, the actions of the county administrators serves to justify our perception that reveals poor budget planning strategies time and again.

And lastly, congratulations to Chuck Stevens for his selection as the new assistant county manager. Perhaps he could assist the general service director and his associates with honesty, integrity, respect, stewardship, accountability and dedication to public service.

Jeff Pratt

Durango