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Why risk saving taxpayers more than $266 million?Jacksonville City Council has the opportunity to save taxpayers more than $266 million. In fact, the City of Jacksonville and Waste Management have already agreed to a restated contract that offers citizens even more services and better savings than the current contract. But to save that $266 million, one thing has to happen. And that's for Jacksonville City Council to approve the restated contract with Waste Management.But don't take our word for it, City Council's own auditor confirmed that restating the contract would save more than $266 million saying, "...the proposed contract could save the city an estimated $266,750,612..." -Kirk A. Sherman, Council Auditor See the city auditor's report. Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce also passed a resolution urging City Council to, "approve the landfill management contract between Waste Management and the City of Jacksonville." See the full resolution. Can we really risk saving taxpayers more than $266 million of their hard-earned money? Call or write your City Councilperson and ask for him or her to do the right thing. Honor the contract. And save us more than $266 million. See everything that's at risk at www.KeepTrailRidge.com. |
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