Shredding Party or What? City Must Agree to Preserve Documents, Secure Shredders and Stop Shredding Immediately
Last night, the lights were burning late on the top floor of City Hall (the Lightner Museum building at 75 King Street).
Efforts to learn the purpose of any gathering in the City Manager/Attorney and Commissioner suite area were unavailing.
Was there a shredding party last night?
Were government offices used for political purposes by the ancien regieme?
I have this morning asked City officials to preserve all documents, carefully defining the term "document" so that there will be no risk of confusion, intentional or unintentional. (See below for the definition, which was over 400 words).
Will St. Augustine City officials agree to preserve documents without being ordered to do so?
Stay tuned.
In secret, behind locked gates, our Nation's Oldest City dumped a landfill in a lake (Old City Reservoir), while emitting sewage in our rivers and salt marsh. Organized citizens exposed and defeated pollution, racism and cronyism. We elected a new Mayor. We're transforming our City -- advanced citizenship. Ask questions. Make disclosures. Demand answers. Be involved. Expect democracy. Report and expose corruption. Smile! Help enact a St. Augustine National Park and Seashore. We shall overcome!
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