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Get rid of her

Sat., Dec. 12, 2020

Apparently, per the Health Board “rules” in Spokane County, the board is not required to have an administrator. This was noted in an article in the SR a week-and-a-half or so ago.

So, why doesn’t the mayor or whomever has authority to do so, fire Amelia Clark? Save the city her salary, and get rid of the huge elephant in the room. Win-win ( except the cherry on top would be Dr. Lutz being back at the helm) … sounds good to me.

Cheryl Henley

Spokane

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