Improving the accountability & transparency of city government
In the April 26, 2018, issue of the Eugene Weekly, Eugene resident Bob Cassidy writes in a letter:
The president of the League of Women Voters claims that the city already has an auditor. And that is true. But that is a financial auditor. And it is required of a city to have one. The numbers balance, and money is spent legally. …
In the April 18, 2018, issue of the Register-Guard, Eugene resident Bob Cassidy writes in a letter:
The president of the League of Woman Voters claims in an April 14 letter that the city of Eugene already has an auditor. And that’s true, but that’s a financial auditor. And it’s required of a city to have one. The numbers balance, and money is spent legally. …
In the February 27, 2018, issue of the Register-Guard, Eugene resident Bob Cassidy writes in a letter:
George Brown, former Eugene city councilor, said it right (“Need full-time council and auditor,” Feb. 21). He has also said that the elected performance auditor can be an asset to the city manager and council. It can help them do their job better —which is the main purpose of the auditor. …
In the July 6, 2017, issue of the Eugene Weekly, Eugene resident Bob Cassidy writes in a letter:
We are getting wonderful news about the proposed civic performance auditor. The proposed initiative plans have undoubtedly caused this. …