by David Esrati | Apr 19, 2020 | Reconstructing Dayton
During the Coronavirus crisis, we’ve had an additional crisis, the end of public meetings as we knew them. With every jurisdiction handling their meetings differently, and the normal watchdogs sidelined, it’s hard to say what’s been happening....
by Micah White | Jul 17, 2018 | Campaign Finance Reports, Reconstructing Dayton
Neighborhood’s for Dayton’s Future is a Political Action Committee whose purpose is to raise money towards refurbishing local neighborhoods. The treasurer for this campaign is Michael Voelker. 2011 Annual Campaign Finance Report Starting Balance-...
by Micah White | Jul 11, 2018 | Campaign Finance Reports
The Citizen’s for Dayton’s Future campaign finance reports were organized by treasurer, Joseph Lacey. 2013 Semi Annual Campaign Finance Report Starting Balance- $18,568.32 Total Contributions- $0.00 Total Monetary Expenditures- $0.00 Ending Balance-...
by Micah White | Jul 10, 2018 | Campaign Finance Reports
Mat Heck is the current elected Prosecutor of Montgomery County. Below are the campaign finance reports for his election into office, organized by treasurer David Williamson. 2011 Annual Campaign Finance Report Starting Balance- $123, 545.87 Total Contributions- $0.00...
by Micah White | Jul 4, 2018 | Campaign Finance Reports
Nan Whaley is currently the Mayor of Dayton. She threw her hat in early to run for Governor of Ohio in 2018, but despite chiding Rich Cordray for quitting as head of the CFPB, she later dropped out and backed him. She has never had a non-government job since college,...
by David Esrati | Jun 19, 2018 | Initiatives
The Federal office seekers have to report to the Federal Elections Commission how much money they raised and where they spent it. The site is so bad that a private organization restructured the data to create www.opensecrets.org. The State has an electronic filing...
by David Esrati | Jun 19, 2018 | Initiatives
On the side of the cereal box is a label, it lists all the ingredients and the nutritional value. It’s required by law. When you buy a new car, there is a specified sticker, telling you all the features, gas mileage and the price- again, required by law. When...
by David Esrati | Jun 18, 2018 | Taxes in Montgomery County
How many city managers do we need in Montgomery County, plus a county administrator? Is it any wonder there aren’t enough tax dollars to keep them all paid? Same goes for mayors, commissioners, trustees, school superintendents and police chiefs. We’re...
by David Esrati | Jun 5, 2018 | Initiatives, Simplifying Montgomery County Courts
Franklin County has one clerk of courts and one website. Felony, misdemeanor, civil case, probate, appeal- it’s all in one place. You can file electronically for any and all of the above case types. Maybe it’s why Franklin County has been growing and...
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