Can’t be trusted with money

Thu., April 16, 2015

Regarding the April 8 article (“Instead of owing city, golf pro getting $108k”): The city of Spokane seems to have a problem telling whether they are owed $90,000 or if they owe $108,000, and is not willing to let anyone find out the difference.

We, the taxpayers, may not be wise to hand them large amounts of money to work with.

Dave Miller

Mead

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