> Complaints against 8th ward council persons:
> Kaplan--doesn't return calls
> Sayles Belton--doesn't return calls
> Herron--doesn't return calls
> Lilligren--doesn't return calls
>
> Does this suggest something? Like, for instance, that the number of
> calls to the 8th ward is too heavy to return all the calls every day?
>
> For years--since early in Sharon's terms--I've been saying that the
> Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and probably the Ninth wards have too much work
> for the staff assigned. If the council as a whole was interested in
> constituent service then they will assign more people to those wards
> where the work is the heaviest. Will that happen? Probably not.
>
> WizardMarks, Central
(CM)
Maybe the alderman/councilmembers from those wards have been promising
the moon for too many years. " I can't get it done if you don't call"
"Call me, I promise something will get done", Etc Etc.
What they ought to do is make a FEW simple promises, then deliver on
them. Promising to save the neighborhood and the Brazilian rainforest at
once is un-realistic and a big let down for the law abiding and the trees.
Craig Miller
Former Fultonite
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