Mayor Tom Tait wants to make sure city gets the “best bang for its buck” before supporting police department’s purchase.
Tag: Tom Tait
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Wingenroth Unanimously Appointed Anaheim City Manager
Council members who had criticized him while interim city manager join in the general atmosphere of praise.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim Hotel Subsidy Initiative Dealt a Setback
To make the November ballot, an initiative to require a citywide vote on hotel development tax subsidies needs approximately 7,000 more petition signatures than previously thought.
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Anaheim Council Interviewing Candidates for City Manager
Council members met in two closed sessions this week to interview five remaining candidates. Santa Ana has yet to resume its search.
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Anaheim City Council Strips Galloway of Mayor Pro Tem Title
Council majority takes action against Councilwoman Lorri Galloway for using her title in support of proposal to put hotel subsidies to citywide votes.
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Anaheim: Want Public Records? Buy Us Two New Computers
City Hall wants $19,000 to provide Voice of OC with emails that an open-government expert says were deleted illegally from the city’s computers.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Candidate Ousted From Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Group
City Council candidate Brian Chuchua claims he was pushed out of the Chamber of Commerce’s ambassadors group because of his public stand against a controversial hotel subsidy. Chamber president says that is not the reason.
Posted inAnaheim, Transportation
Another Call for Transparency in Anaheim’s City Government
Former Anaheim City Council candidate John Leos says revelations about former Mayor Curt Pringle demonstrate the need for an ordinance.
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Trouble Still Bubbles on Anaheim Council
Relations between council members became strained after approval of a controversial $158-million tax subsidy for the developer of two four-star hotels.
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Anaheim Council Members Want Changes in Meeting Rules
Moves by Harry Sidhu and Kris Murray seem to be in response to the impromptu meeting held in January regarding a subsidy deal with hoteliers.
