Archive for March, 2009

“I think we will have citizens asking more questions about their government”

Sunday, March 29th, 2009

AP reporter Becky Bohrer reports that Ray Nagin is dogged by his 2002 campaign promises to bring technology to City Hall, and to create a more transparent government:
“It’s not your father’s New Orleans,” University of New Orleans political scientist Ed Chervenak said, adding that residents post-Katrina are demanding transparency and accountability.
Just what Nagin promised in… »

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“I’m not impressed with the city’s handling of public record requests these days”

Saturday, March 28th, 2009

The Times-Picayune:
“They’re entitled to these records,” Civil District Court Judge Robin Giarrusso said after a hearing in her courtroom. “Public records are public records are public records, and the citizens of this city have a right to know what’s in them.” …
“When I was a city attorney we had three days to turn those records… »

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