Funding Alcohol Recovery Programs????

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by RIJIMMY

I wish I could get a good source to understand the "real" impacts to question 3. The money must go somewhere and will have some impact if not received. The sources are so biased, I cant tell whats true. If someone has some good info, please post.
unlike most of the voters, I'd like to make an informed decision!

My opinion on what will happen as opposed to what should happen:

Should:
-layoff some government workers
-create transparency for how all money is spent
-reduce unnecessary expenses
-reduce social services

Will:
-education cuts
-tax incentive cuts
-police and fire cuts


Instead of doing what is right and cutting money appropriately from unnecessary expenses, the politicians will attack areas of highest and most immediate impact on the average tax-paying voter.

[Piscator]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

My opinion on what will happen as opposed to what should happen:

Should:
-layoff some government workers
-create transparency for how all money is spent
-reduce unnecessary expenses
-reduce social services

Will:
-education cuts
-tax incentive cuts
-police and fire cuts


Instead of doing what is right and cutting money appropriately from unnecessary expenses, the politicians will attack areas of highest and most immediate impact on the average tax-paying voter.

Some Quincy Patrolman make north of $135,000 a year with OT. Not saying the job isn't dangerous and it isn't deserved (maybe details aren't) but that is a good gig.

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by Piscator

Some Quincy Patrolman make north of $135,000 a year with OT. Not saying the job isn't dangerous and it isn't deserved (maybe details aren't) but that is a good gig.

You should take the test. $135,000.00 a year in Qunicy is probably middle of the road.