Deputy mayor for economic development leaving administration

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8 thoughts on “Deputy mayor for economic development leaving administration

  1. Explain exactly what benefit any of her policies had on anyone beside it giving her a salary.
    When will we stop making policies and hiring empty suits based on skin color?
    Let’s move on from the racist past of the Democratic Party of slavery and Jim Crow

  2. Glad to see her go. In 2017, via DMD she tried to ramrod through a wholly inappropriate (statutorily ineligible) tax abatement for student loanster Sallie Mae Bank at its office building at Keystone at the Crossing. Fortunately, citizen engagement exposed the charade and, at the urging of red-faced politicos, including Smith Jones, Sallie Mae reluctantly withdrew the abatement application due to lousy political optics and a probable embarrassing public hearing before the Metropolitan Development Commission. With the recent departure of DMD’s Emily Mack, and hopefully others, the city hall air is beginning to clear and perhaps ethics standards and legal requirements will be better respected with new people.

    1. Unfortunately, the local business press did not see fit to report the Sallie Mae abatement application, the resulting community pushback, or the result. Community remonstrance, and civic engagement, don’t seem to be much appreciated. “So it goes”, as Kurt Vonnegut lamented. Civic Engagement is the theme of the soon-to-be-released 2020 edition of the Vonnegut Museum and Library’s So It Goes Journal.

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