Boondoggle

~ 6 hrs ago

Boondoggle

What a boondoggle! Spending $88M of tax payer funds should be to provide essential services for which those funds were raised for not to artifically lower the utility bills of a select few constituents.

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17.8 yrs
~ 6 hrs ago

Which we only help 0,20 the residents in Harris Co. This exactly why I property taxes keep going up. The commissioners spending money they don't have.

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1.4 yrs
~ 2 hrs, 23 mins ago

#msg2207776Boondoggle What a boondoggle! Spending $88M of tax payer funds should be to provide essential services for which those funds were raised for not to artifically lower the utility bills of a select few constituents.

OhMy : Link??

~ 2 hrs, 3 mins ago

#msg2207808OhMy : Link??

TortieMama : Google it in local news.

10 yrs
~ 1 hr, 48 mins ago

Instead of resident relief, it should go to County use relief. As long as actual returns can be realized.

5.4 yrs
~ 1 hr, 9 mins ago

OhMy :
That's a chunk of change for such a low number of residents to receive assistance. And solar panels are a problem when the roof has to be replaced. So, who pays for the removal and re-installation of the panels when a new roof is needed?