Included is Mayor Boughton and Chief Baker's 30-day report that's 60 days late, an one page, two-sided sheet of paper on ICE ACCESS, and an opinion from Corporation Council that raises more questions than answers.
Remember, the Common Council received this information on the afternoon of DECEMBER 27TH and the last day City Hall was open was on DECEMBER 28TH.
...oh yeah, it's been SIX DAYS since the agenda was distributed to the members of the Council but our WONDERFUL City Clerk STILL hasn't gotten around to posting the agenda online yet so the public can view and research the proposal and express their thoughts to their representatives BEFORE TOMORROW NIGHT.
I'll have more on this later today...
UPDATE (1/2/08 @ 12:00 P.M.): With just a little over a day until January's Common Council meeting, the City Clerk finally gets around to posting the agenda for TOMORROW'S meeting including the one of the most controversial proposals in recent memory, Danbury's formal agreement with ICE ACCESS. Something to think about as you're at work and have VERY LIMITED TIME to fully analyze, research, and digest the impact of this program.
...did I tell you that Mayor Boughton's 30 day report (which was announced in October) was distributed to all the members of the Common Council SIX DAYS AGO and that City Hall has been closed since MONDAY.
As I said before, I'll have more on this later including information that was distributed to the members of the Council that was NOT provided to the public.
On September 26, 2007, ten plaintiffs filed suit in response to an arrest of aday laborers at a public park in Danbury, Connecticut. Plaintiffs amended their complaint on November 26, 2007.
