Following are our predictions for Columbia for the coming year. Some are educated guesses. Others are mere speculation:
• A business entity will take over trolley operation under contract with the borough.
• A business will request $400,000-$650,000 from the revolving loan fund.
• Assistant Borough Manager Georgianna Schreck will retire/resign.
• New Finance Manager Kyle Watts will move to another position within the borough.
• Four councillors up for election this fall will be swept out of office.
• Borough Manager Rebecca Denlinger will resign.
• Full-time Property Inspector Jay Frerichs will be promoted.
• A company will begin operation in some shape or form at the Colonial Metals site.
We can only hope your predictions come true.
ReplyDeleteThe boro needs a giant overhaul , this is the 21 century not pre war Germany, stop the lies , hold people accountable , all people, get the dead beet of council,elect new people to the open positions, and a new honest mayor, a experienced management , cut out the fat out of the boro, let the money pit stand as it is , cut the 115,000 dollars a year for s/h, a long with numberous outer wastes, and stop the illeagel loans to there friends . they could pay norm m. the money we save to clean up the Lutz,Murphy mess.
ReplyDeleteWell at least they should not have to pay S/H $15,000 to manager the trolley, unless the great 7 signed a lease for more than 1 year, but the way they do things we might have to pay for 10 years.
DeleteVery well put!!
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