Comments on: Mayor: ‘The City must regain the public’s trust’ http://www.mayorcohen.com/2010/06/19/mayor-the-city-must-regain-the-publics-trust/ The official blog of Josh Cohen, Mayor of the City of Annapolis Sat, 12 Nov 2011 21:19:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: reichel http://www.mayorcohen.com/2010/06/19/mayor-the-city-must-regain-the-publics-trust/comment-page-1/#comment-559 reichel Tue, 22 Jun 2010 14:00:09 +0000 http://www.mayorcohen.com/?p=200#comment-559 I think the article about the stolen cash is positively a big sign that Finance Director Tim Elliott should be given notice that he should be on stand-by in his office until this mystery is finally cleared up. I think that after 26 years Mr. Elliott nonchalantly stowed the bag of money in the vault - without thinking - because he has done this job all these years. That may be slightly harsh; however, now you may be getting a little more of the attitude that existed under the previous administration. I also feel, as I do about the Congress of the US, that Mr. Elliott perhaps should be on his pension plan. That if he still feels that he is as good in his job as when he was 26 years younger, he could be given a small job. In the midst of a small depression in this country, laying off younger people who need the money desperately, are being asked to take non-payment fourloughs, et al, that this should be a consideration. I also feel, Mayor, that you are doing an exceptional job with the materials and help available to you. Reichel I think the article about the stolen cash is positively a big sign that Finance Director Tim Elliott should be given notice that he should be on stand-by in his office until this mystery is finally cleared up. I think that after 26 years Mr. Elliott nonchalantly stowed the bag of money in the vault – without thinking – because he has done this job all these years. That may be slightly harsh; however, now you may be getting a little more of the attitude that existed under the previous administration.

I also feel, as I do about the Congress of the US, that Mr. Elliott perhaps should be on his pension plan. That if he still feels that he is as good in his job as when he was 26 years younger, he could be given a small job. In the midst of a small depression in this country, laying off younger people who need the money desperately, are being asked to take non-payment fourloughs, et al, that this should be a consideration.

I also feel, Mayor, that you are doing an exceptional job with the materials and help available to you.

Reichel

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