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Saturday, October 28, 2006

From Zuma Dogg's Inbox: $1 Million for LAX Personal Cell Phone Calls?

ZD Likes to share the spotlight with other Mayor Sam constituents who have concerns of their own, that ZD would otherwise be un-aware of. So here's one of them, and let the people decide the degree of outrage on this by posting comments below:

"I understand that they've spent over $1,000,000 for personal cell phones and calls at LAX and nobody from the public is even aware or questioning them on it. They also are spending $100 every month for every airport police car to "detail" them. Not wash and vacuum, but detail each car. They have nothing but money to spend and since it's taxpayer money, there is plenty more where that came from." - City TV 35 viewer and Mayor Sam reader (Send your stories to: ZD@ZumaDogg.com).

4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said:

What part of the city's coffers does this come out of?

October 28, 2006 9:42 PM  

Anonymous Anonymous said:

You area scaring me Zuma Dogg. You are becoming the next great David Z man Zahniser reporter in this city. Where the hell do you find this stuff? I bet a reporter will pick up on this and write about it. Why hasn't ONE damn clowncil member, the midget mayor or Laura-Chick-N-Shit done anything. We just found out that the city has not collected $164 million in traffic tickets.

October 29, 2006 8:26 AM  

Anonymous Anonymous said:

It doesn't come out of normal City coffers. Airport operating money comes only from airport revenues or federal grants, and can't be used for general City purposes under federal law.

That doesn't mean they shouldn't watch the expenditures closely, but don't mix this up with other municipal spending when you're looking to throw tomatoes.

October 29, 2006 9:02 AM  

Anonymous Anonymous said:

not 2 bad of a rate. i wonder if they used mobil to mobil or the family plan?

October 29, 2006 8:13 PM  

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