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The iProvo Decision

My thoughts heading into the iProvo discussion: First, we are dealing with decisions that were made by previous elected officials. It is not helpful at this junction to discuss issues of the “proper role of government”. We are now trying to make the best decision possible with the facts and situation at hand. Second, I …

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Truth in Taxation – Citizen Survey

The Council is focused on creating and maintaining a sustainable budget. Throughout the year we have participated in numerous budget discussions. When the Mayor proposed his budget, it did not include two areas where the Council felt there were important discussions and funding needs. Transparency and Education I have remained committed to the discussion. I …

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Truth in Taxation

I want you to be informed about our city’s budget issues, where the revenue comes from, how it is allocated and what it means. One of my main objectives in voting to go to Truth in Taxation is to create more transparency and inform our citizens about how, where, and why their tax dollars are …

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2012 Budget Process

The Municipal Council is working very hard toward creating a long-term sustainable budget that meets the needs of Provo. The city provides a variety of essential public services — police, fire, parks, recreation, streets, water, sewer, power, neighborhood redevelopment, and economic development. Our job as a Council is to fund those services.  We dive deep into …

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Citizens Academy – Drugs and TASERs

Last night at the Provo Police Citizen’s Academy we had a fantastic discussion on Drug Enforcement. Officer Powell was very knowledgeable about the incredibly difficult and impressively dedicated job our officers undergo as they seek to protect the public. Drug Enforcement It seems to me that it could be a very, very discouraging job with …

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Provo Council and School Board Meet

It’s always a great opportunity to sit down with our School Board. Today was no exception. I was very impressed with Kristine Manwaring’s leadership in running a great discussion. We covered a lot of territory today. On the agenda: A discussion about the efficiencies of co-locating the School District and City Offices for the taxpayers. I …

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