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“Government can only be accountable if taxpayers can see what they are buying and how much they are paying for it.”

State Treasurer Cary Kennedy commenting on the Colorado Department of Treasury website that tracks how Colorado tax dollars are spent, as quoted on TheDenverChannel.com 03/07/2010.

Board may close doors, talk suit

Election committee slated to meet Oct. 19

By Scott Rochat, The Longmont Times-Call,
October 5, 2009
LONGMONT — Longmont’s election committee may have a closed-door meeting in two weeks to discuss the city’s campaign-finance lawsuit.

The special meeting is slated for 5:30 p.m. Oct. 19. The business includes a proposed motion to go into executive session so the committee can consult with its attorney on the suit.

Committee member Michael Palmer, who asked for the closed session, said he wanted to know if the election committee was a party to the suit and whether it could give information as a “friend of the court.”

“I find it disheartening that there’s a group of people out there making the election process so much tougher than necessary, and creating additional expense for the city,” Palmer said of the lawsuit, which was filed Sept. 18 against the city of Longmont and City Clerk Valeria Skitt.

For the full story, please visit http://www.timescall.com/News_Story.asp?id=18446

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