SaveGwinnett is forming an exploratory committee to examine Gwinnett County’s ethics policy. The group’s goal will be to formulate a plan for improving the policy, for presentation to the County Commission at a later date. If you would like to participate in the group, contact us at somebody@savegwinnett.com.
SaveGwinnett.com offered a plan to reduce the 2009 tax increase by 32%; to generate revenue to replace property taxes; to battle the impact of illegal immigration on jobs and the local economy; and to establish ethics standards for county officials.
The County Commission ignored our proposal.
The Commission’s failure to act responsibly on the 2009 tax increase is just the latest in a series of lapses in judgment– the sanitation plan and resulting lawsuits; the failure to reach agreement with Gwinnett’s cities on service delivery; and the land deals with well-connected political supporters which are now the subject of a special Grand Jury investigation.
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