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Go Royals and CHIEFS!!!!
This does not reflect the majority viewpoint of the JoCo BOCC October 10, 2024 Monday night in KC, what a night for sports!!! Team work brought wins to both the Royals and the Chiefs, an unbelievable accomplishment. NOW we need to have the same TEAM spirit as we get close to the final push for votes in the November 5 the election. … Read more
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Playing Favorites with Public Funds
A majority of the Johnson County Kansas Board of Commissioners have demonstrated that their last concern is the tax burden on citizens of the county. Their decisions over the last 3-1⁄2 years indicate a predilection for enriching private not-for-profit entities, developers, and new (but not existing) businesses. Read more
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Did You Know?
That’s correct, over 8% of voters participating in the November 2022 general election chose to leave their ballot blank on the race for Chairman of Johnson County Commission. Read more
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Will Lenexa Stand Strong or Be Bullied
Will Lenexa stand strong and insist it is their right to have zoning ordinances and Home Rule or will they crumble and approve the SUP in the face of reStart’s innuendos that denial will constitute a violation of the Fair Housing Act? In my opinion, crumbling will be the beginning of the end of zoning… Read more
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A Clear View on Kansas’s Unlawful Elections: Responding to the Sunflower State Journal and Representative Pat Proctor
However, they continue to beat the drum that the systems aren’t connected to the Internet, when in fact, the mere capability that it exists, is illegal. The lack of accountability and enforcement mechanisms for violations of election laws undermines their effectiveness, therefore supporting the facts in my lawsuit. This situation is exacerbated by the absence… Read more
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No Audit, No Problem? Chairman Greenlights Overinflated Budget!
So, we have a $1.818 BILLION dollar budget, with processes in place which allow back dating of purchase orders to match invoices. AND a system in which the Audit Department cannot quantify results because, according to their report, “Data were not sufficiently reliable to identify all contracts and contract amounts consistently.” Read more
