CHA CHA CHANGES!
Stunning changes are happening in the mortally-wounded Randolph Administration. Informed sources tell TPRTK that the Administration has adopted a policy whereby before any drainage project may be undertaken, President Randolph must exercise final approval. Prior to this change, DPW chief Ray Cheramie had full discretion on such projects. (Has Charlotte castrated le toro du couteau?!?! Did criticism by this blog on the issue have any impact on the change? Does it really matter now that friends and family have been taken care of and there is no more money?)
Informed sources also tell TPRTK that the Administration met with Parish employees this week to find out how the Adminstration could "make things better". Few had much to say. (I guess they'll just stand on their comments in the survey and wait this gang out. See "Parish Employee Survey, Comment 1-8" beginning Wednesday, July 19, 2006.) One employee asked whether employees could expect any future checks being shorted a week. As is common practice with Charlotte, she declined to answer the question and stormed off in a huff.
What other exciting changes are in store in the world of Charorge? Will Charlotte make more frequent visits to her desk in Thibodaux? Will Charlotte read the parts of the Charter other than those limiting the authority of the Council or having to do with her pay? Will drainage projects be done that affect people instead of only cows? Can we expect any more hysterical spending similar to the $5.3 million for cow protection devices (CPDs)?
Comments:
Anonymous said...
Drainage projects:
Presidential approval wow!!!
Did they run out relations to do freebee projects for?
3:45 PM
Anonymous said...
Too little! Too late!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3:53 PM
Anonymous said...
What I can't understand is that Terrebonne Parish employees got a $1 an hour raise, the school teachers get a $3400 raise, which they desperately needed. Both of these entities get their money from taxes which is how the Lafourche Parish Council operates. I guess the raises for the employees went to save the cows down in Lockport huh?
5:32 PM
Anonymous said...
This admistration came into power with public support,a new council, a new charter, and a 40 plus million dollar surplus.
That,Was,THE BRINK OF GREATNESS.This administration, through it's fiscal IRRESPONSIBILITY, is IN THE TOILET!
It will take a lot more than "CASTRATION OF THE BULL" to turn this circus of scandal around.
Furthurmore,IF the bull is castrated ;the "proceeds" should be offered to some COUNCILmen. There seems to be a need!
10:51 AM
Stunning changes are happening in the mortally-wounded Randolph Administration. Informed sources tell TPRTK that the Administration has adopted a policy whereby before any drainage project may be undertaken, President Randolph must exercise final approval. Prior to this change, DPW chief Ray Cheramie had full discretion on such projects. (Has Charlotte castrated le toro du couteau?!?! Did criticism by this blog on the issue have any impact on the change? Does it really matter now that friends and family have been taken care of and there is no more money?)
Informed sources also tell TPRTK that the Administration met with Parish employees this week to find out how the Adminstration could "make things better". Few had much to say. (I guess they'll just stand on their comments in the survey and wait this gang out. See "Parish Employee Survey, Comment 1-8" beginning Wednesday, July 19, 2006.) One employee asked whether employees could expect any future checks being shorted a week. As is common practice with Charlotte, she declined to answer the question and stormed off in a huff.
What other exciting changes are in store in the world of Charorge? Will Charlotte make more frequent visits to her desk in Thibodaux? Will Charlotte read the parts of the Charter other than those limiting the authority of the Council or having to do with her pay? Will drainage projects be done that affect people instead of only cows? Can we expect any more hysterical spending similar to the $5.3 million for cow protection devices (CPDs)?
Comments:
Anonymous said...
Drainage projects:
Presidential approval wow!!!
Did they run out relations to do freebee projects for?
3:45 PM
Anonymous said...
Too little! Too late!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3:53 PM
Anonymous said...
What I can't understand is that Terrebonne Parish employees got a $1 an hour raise, the school teachers get a $3400 raise, which they desperately needed. Both of these entities get their money from taxes which is how the Lafourche Parish Council operates. I guess the raises for the employees went to save the cows down in Lockport huh?
5:32 PM
Anonymous said...
This admistration came into power with public support,a new council, a new charter, and a 40 plus million dollar surplus.
That,Was,THE BRINK OF GREATNESS.This administration, through it's fiscal IRRESPONSIBILITY, is IN THE TOILET!
It will take a lot more than "CASTRATION OF THE BULL" to turn this circus of scandal around.
Furthurmore,IF the bull is castrated ;the "proceeds" should be offered to some COUNCILmen. There seems to be a need!
10:51 AM
posted by Carl A. Chauvin at 2:49 PM
4 Comments:
Drainage projects:
Presidential approval wow!!!
Did they run out relations to do freebee projects for?
Too little! Too late!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What I can't understand is that Terrebonne Parish employees got a $1 an hour raise, the school teachers get a $3400 raise, which they desperately needed. Both of these entities get their money from taxes which is how the Lafourche Parish Council operates. I guess the raises for the employees went to save the cows down in Lockport huh?
This admistration came into power with public support,a new council, a new charter, and a 40 plus million dollar surplus.
That,Was,THE BRINK OF GREATNESS.This administration, through it's fiscal IRRESPONSIBILITY, is IN THE TOILET!
It will take a lot more than "CASTRATION OF THE BULL" to turn this circus of scandal around.
Furthurmore,IF the bull is castrated ;the "proceeds" should be offered to some COUNCILmen. There seems to be a need!
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