From a Right To Know, here are the School District's Statements of Financial Interests.
2018 Statements of Financial Interests for 2017 part 1
2018 Statements of Financial Interests for 2017 part 2
Unfortunately, our superintendent is not aware that it is 2018.
A Right To Know has not been filed with the municipality yet. When Nick Meduho filed for them, Bonnie Cross, the Open Records Officer, redacted everything and then charged him 25 cents a copy which is outrageous. It is all public information.
Showing posts with label statements of financial interests. Show all posts
Showing posts with label statements of financial interests. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Monday, June 5, 2017
Mt. Lebanon continues to be defiant
Every year, our public officials and public employees are required to file a Statement of Financial Interests with the Municipality or School District, as well as with the PA Ethics Commission. Here are the Municipal Statements of Financial Interests May 2017.
According to the Guide to the PA Public Official and Employee Ethics Act, The State defines public officials as :
Mark Quealy, Mt. Lebanon Parking Enforcement Supervisor
Blaise Larotonda
Members of the Historic Preservation Board who have spent $25,000 on Virginia Manor remodeling guides, and brick road recommendations.
Sports Advisory Board, the most powerful board in the Municipality, now are MIA. Their meetings are constantly being canceled. The latest posted minutes are from January 5, 2017.
Mt. Lebanon continues to become more and more defiant. Just ask the Allegheny County Health Department concerning baiting and toxic dust emissions, Scott Township about killing in Twin Hills, PA Office of Open Records, and now the PA Ethics Commission.
According to the Guide to the PA Public Official and Employee Ethics Act, The State defines public officials as :
Any person elected by the public or elected or appointed by a governmental body or an appointed official in the executive, legislative or judicial branch of this Commonwealth or any political subdivision thereof, provided that it shall not include members of advisory boards that have no authority to expend public funds other than reimbursement for personal expense or to otherwise exercise the power of the State or any political subdivision thereof.Former manager Steve Feller was a stickler when it came to filing SFI's. Our new manager Keith McGill, not so much. We already know that Andrew McCreery and Susan Morgans made critical errors on their SFI's. At one time, members of these boards submitted SFI's. http://mtlebanon.org/63/Agendas-Minutes What I am noticing now is the number of SFI's which are no longer filed. Missing in action include:
Mark Quealy, Mt. Lebanon Parking Enforcement Supervisor
Blaise Larotonda
Members of the Historic Preservation Board who have spent $25,000 on Virginia Manor remodeling guides, and brick road recommendations.
Sports Advisory Board, the most powerful board in the Municipality, now are MIA. Their meetings are constantly being canceled. The latest posted minutes are from January 5, 2017.
Mt. Lebanon continues to become more and more defiant. Just ask the Allegheny County Health Department concerning baiting and toxic dust emissions, Scott Township about killing in Twin Hills, PA Office of Open Records, and now the PA Ethics Commission.
Friday, May 19, 2017
Our Director of Finance works for free!
Not only does Susan Morgans work for free, it has been pointed out to me that Andrew McCreery also works for free. Andrew McCreery Statement of Financial Interests
One would think that the Director of Finance would be a little more mindful filling out financial disclosure statements. Our municipal employees sure go above and beyond working for us. They donate their services - just like the hunters and property owners donate their properties!
One would think that the Director of Finance would be a little more mindful filling out financial disclosure statements. Our municipal employees sure go above and beyond working for us. They donate their services - just like the hunters and property owners donate their properties!
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
We don't pay her enough; she's homeless! UPDATED 2X
I would bring this to the attention of our manager, but he has said that he is not responsible for gathering the correct information, only getting the form. Through a Right To Know, close to eighty statement of financial interests forms were filed in the municipality. Of all the SFIs submitted, only one came back incomplete. You guessed it. Susan Morgans.
The poor girl is homeless. Susan has given herself an interest free loan from Susan F. Morgans Card Services. She collects no income. Wow, Susan, I owe you a huge apology. All along, you have been donating your services getting information out to the people. Just like me!
The form is considered deficient by the PA State Ethics Commission. Perhaps someone else can contact them, since I have been busy with Mary Birks and Elaine Cappucci, and soon, another individual.
Update May 17, 2017 4:37 PM Email sent to Manager Keith McGill.
Update May 18, 2017 8:26 AM My guess is that Susan Morgans is in Wine Country again. I heard back from Keith McGill.
The poor girl is homeless. Susan has given herself an interest free loan from Susan F. Morgans Card Services. She collects no income. Wow, Susan, I owe you a huge apology. All along, you have been donating your services getting information out to the people. Just like me!
The form is considered deficient by the PA State Ethics Commission. Perhaps someone else can contact them, since I have been busy with Mary Birks and Elaine Cappucci, and soon, another individual.
Update May 17, 2017 4:37 PM Email sent to Manager Keith McGill.
Update May 18, 2017 8:26 AM My guess is that Susan Morgans is in Wine Country again. I heard back from Keith McGill.
Monday, April 24, 2017
2017 Commission candidates Statements of Financial Interests
2017 Commission candidates Statements of Financial Interests
Also, the website for Ward 4's Bob Fischer is votefischer.com. Bob's committee is hosting a meet and greet on May 4th at Primanti's, from 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. A donation of $25 per person or $40 per couple is requested.
Also, the website for Ward 4's Bob Fischer is votefischer.com. Bob's committee is hosting a meet and greet on May 4th at Primanti's, from 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. A donation of $25 per person or $40 per couple is requested.
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Mt. Lebanon is on a roll UPDATED 2X
Now that Mt. Lebanon has learned to appeal the PA Office of Open Records' final determinations, they are on to ignoring the PA State Ethics Commission requirements.
Besides not permitting residents to copy Statements of Financial Interests, besides ignoring the five day requirement to respond to Right To Know requests, besides accepting deficient statements of financial interests, and collecting those statements after the mandatory deadline of May 1, we now see how some are permitted to skip submitting those statements entirely. Included are some from those on the Hospital Board, the Pension Board, the Planning Board, the Library Board, the Zoning Board, Board of Appeals, Mt. Lebanon Civil Service Board, and the Economic Development Council. Not all members submitted their SFI, as required. Then there is the Sports Advisory Board, including Mr. and Mrs. Franklin [encouraged the commissioners to take me to court over the archery RTK] and Chip "He Who Shall Not Be Named" Dalesandro [see Bullied again], who arranged for $250,000 in donations and got the commission to spend over $750,000 for artificial turf, as well as the Historic Preservation Board, who spent $25,000 on a Virginia Manor remodeling guide. A member of the Historic Preservation Board frequently writes for mtl Magazine and gets compensated $25 per article as a "volunteer" blogger. She submitted this and will receive a $25 check for writing it.
Why nothing from the SAB or the Historic Preservation Board? It is who you know around here.
I never did hear from Bonnie Cross. I was able to get copies from another citizen. Here they are.
MTL 2016 Statements of Financial Interests for the year 2015
Dale Cowher is deficient plus submitted his SFI on May 12, 2016.
Michele Galati's SFI is deficient.
Andrew Kicinski submitted his SFI on May 4, 2016.
Christopher McMahon's SFI is deficient.
Mark Mistretetta submitted his deficient SFI on May 4, 2016.
Susan Morgans gets a 0% rate on her credit card. Isn't she special?
Christopher Musuneggi submitted a deficient SFI.
Samuel Ray submitted a deficient SFI.
And on to our commissioners.
Besides not permitting residents to copy Statements of Financial Interests, besides ignoring the five day requirement to respond to Right To Know requests, besides accepting deficient statements of financial interests, and collecting those statements after the mandatory deadline of May 1, we now see how some are permitted to skip submitting those statements entirely. Included are some from those on the Hospital Board, the Pension Board, the Planning Board, the Library Board, the Zoning Board, Board of Appeals, Mt. Lebanon Civil Service Board, and the Economic Development Council. Not all members submitted their SFI, as required. Then there is the Sports Advisory Board, including Mr. and Mrs. Franklin [encouraged the commissioners to take me to court over the archery RTK] and Chip "He Who Shall Not Be Named" Dalesandro [see Bullied again], who arranged for $250,000 in donations and got the commission to spend over $750,000 for artificial turf, as well as the Historic Preservation Board, who spent $25,000 on a Virginia Manor remodeling guide. A member of the Historic Preservation Board frequently writes for mtl Magazine and gets compensated $25 per article as a "volunteer" blogger. She submitted this and will receive a $25 check for writing it.
The Top 10 things you learn as a volunteer in Mt. Lebanon. Oh....number five!!!!
Why nothing from the SAB or the Historic Preservation Board? It is who you know around here.
I never did hear from Bonnie Cross. I was able to get copies from another citizen. Here they are.
MTL 2016 Statements of Financial Interests for the year 2015
Dale Cowher is deficient plus submitted his SFI on May 12, 2016.
Michele Galati's SFI is deficient.
Andrew Kicinski submitted his SFI on May 4, 2016.
Christopher McMahon's SFI is deficient.
Mark Mistretetta submitted his deficient SFI on May 4, 2016.
Susan Morgans gets a 0% rate on her credit card. Isn't she special?
Christopher Musuneggi submitted a deficient SFI.
Samuel Ray submitted a deficient SFI.
And on to our commissioners.
- Dave Brumfield never signed or dated his SFI.
- Coleen Vuono shows no real estate interests and left her sources of income blank. When I was trying to verify her address when she was moving from her Ward 3 home on Woodland, and wouldn't disclose her new address, I came across an old address for 53 Academy Avenue. The Allegheny County website indicates the owner name is VUONO FAMILY 2008 IRREVOCABLE PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE TRUST. Coleen also stages homes for real estate agents with Howard Hanna. See this post. Caught in a lie again.
- Kelly Fraasch resides at 53 Academy Avenue. She works for Howard Hanna. See Coleen Vuono. Oops, Coleen!
I am slowly updating my blog to include past published posts. Mt. Lebanon will do as they want, when they want. The rules never apply to them. Now you know why Bonnie Cross stalled when asked for SFI. They were still coming in as late as May 12, 2016. But Mt. Lebanon is not held accountable. There is a new sheriff in town and our commissioners are asleep at the switch.
Update May 27, 2016 3:58 PM Additional email exchanges with Manager McGill:
From: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
To: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2016 11:10 am
Subject: Re: Statements of financial interests
Susan Morgans $108,259
Aaron Lauth $118,166
Bonnie Cross $93,129
Nicholas Schalles $98,613
Steve Feller $159,574
Kelly Fraasch $3600
Tom Kelley $41,417
Steve Silverman $3600
Joseph Senko $9000
Nicholas Sohyda $118,932
Coleen Vuono $2400
Update May 27, 2016 3:58 PM Additional email exchanges with Manager McGill:
From: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
To: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2016 11:10 am
Subject: Re: Statements of financial interests
Thank you Elaine. You as well.
Keith
On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 11:06 AM, egillen476@aol.com <egillen476@aol.com> wrote:
Thanks, Keith. Have a good holiday weekend!
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
To: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
Sent: Fri, May 27, 2016 10:42 am
Subject: Re: Statements of financial interests
KeithGood morning Elaine,The Municipality is the location where the State required Statements are filed. To help facilitate filing, we will typically send the required form to the relevant personnel. We also have sent reminders on occasion. We generally do not verify the accuracy of the forms, as we do not believe we are required to do so under State law.As far as who needs to file, that is set forth in the Ethics Act. I will add that the one area where questions seem to arise is with our various boards. The Ethics Act exempts members of advisory boards that have no authority to expend public funds and who cannot exercise the power of the Municipality. This exemption encompasses many of our boards, as they do function in an advisory capacity only, and cannot expend Municipal funds.
On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 12:47 PM, egillen476@aol.comwrote:
Hi Keith,
What methodology is used when collecting SFIs from staff, boards, and authorities? Who is subject to submitting SFIs?Who verifies their accuracy or deficiencies?I never did hear back from Bonnie as to when my RTK was ready for pick up. Fortunately, David Huston went up for me and waited twenty minutes while Bonnie printed them.Elaine Gillen
From: Keith Mcgill [mailto:kmcgill@mtlebanon.org]
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2016 10:46 AM
To: Nicholas Meduho,
Subject: Re: sfi forms
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2016 10:46 AM
To: Nicholas Meduho,
Subject: Re: sfi forms
Good morning Mr. Meduho,
Mr. Brumfield will be submitting an amended form. As to other forms the Municipality is the location where the State required Statements are filed. To help facilitate filing, we will typically send the required form to the relevant personnel. We also have sent reminders on occasion. We generally do not verify the accuracy of the forms, as we do not believe we are required to do so under State law.
Keith
On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 9:11 AM, Nicholas Meduho wrote:
Update June 7, 2016 11:30 PM The following people didn’t report their income from Mt. Lebanon in 2015.Mr. McGill,In reviewing the SFI forms that were recently submitted, many of them were filled out improperly but Dave Brumfield’s form stands out the most with no signature and no date.Will he be asked to submit a new form or amend his current form? What about the other folks, especially the ones who claim no income from Mt. Lebanon in 2015.As the manager, will you please take the lead on this and get this fixed.Thank you,Nicholas MeduhoMt. Lebanon, PA
Aaron Lauth $118,166
Bonnie Cross $93,129
Nicholas Schalles $98,613
Steve Feller $159,574
Kelly Fraasch $3600
Tom Kelley $41,417
Steve Silverman $3600
Joseph Senko $9000
Nicholas Sohyda $118,932
Coleen Vuono $2400
After doing the math...
Remember this post, Mt. Lebanon aims for financial transparency ? Trying to get the Statements of Financial Interests from the Municipality has been quite an ordeal. A long and tedious email exchange with Bonnie Cross, Dave Brumfield, and Keith McGill followed. Click the link to read the email exchange - reading the BS from Dave Brumfield indicates that he doesn't read emails. I listed why the volume of RTKs have increased.
After doing the math,
I heard back from Manager McGill:
From: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
To: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
Cc: Bonnie Cross <bcross@mtlebanon.org>
Sent: Sat, May 21, 2016 11:42 am
Subject: Re: RTK spam
Keith
--
To which I replied:
As of May 25, 2016 at 7:07 AM, I have not heard back from Bonnie Cross as to when my copies will be ready. Still more to follow.
After doing the math,
I heard back from Manager McGill:
From: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
To: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
Cc: Bonnie Cross <bcross@mtlebanon.org>
Sent: Sat, May 21, 2016 11:42 am
Subject: Re: RTK spam
Elaine,
There are 82 pages total minus 5 pages that you have received electronically for a total of 77 pages. The cost would be $19.25.
On Sat, May 21, 2016 at 4:02 AM, egillen476@aol.com <egillen476@aol.com> wrote:
Keith,
You may remember the spam and duplications that I was charged 25¢ a copy in a RTK from January 2016.That resulted in Andrew McCreery issuing me a refund check - I'm guessing it was around $5.00.All that added work could have been avoided had Bonnie checked the copies, rather than relying on the copier to count the copies.Even the seventeen pages that are sitting in front of Judge O'Brien contained a blank page. He remarked about that at the judicial review. That blank page breaks down to costing me $235.29 in legal fees. How much is that blank page costing the municipality?Please end Bonnie's foolishness. Please give me an exact count of pages so that I know how much those public statements of financial interests will cost me in the end. Had these documents been scanned from the start, as they should have been, or you permitting me to copy them using my equipment as the OOR and Ethics Commission state on their websites, we would have been done with this matter by now.Elaine
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From: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
To: kmcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: bcross <bcross@mtlebanon.org>; repmiller <repmiller@pahouse.net>; commission <commission@mtlebanon.org>; nick; david
Sent: Sat, May 21, 2016 12:33 pm
Subject: Re: RTK spam
To: kmcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: bcross <bcross@mtlebanon.org>; repmiller <repmiller@pahouse.net>; commission <commission@mtlebanon.org>; nick; david
Sent: Sat, May 21, 2016 12:33 pm
Subject: Re: RTK spam
Boy, that was easy. Thank you, Keith.
I will bite the bullet and PAY for those public statements of financial interests, which technically should be available for us to copy for free. I will scan them and put them on my blog, so that David, Nick and any others don't have to be charged for the same information. What a racket you guys have going.
I will be bringing this up to the executive director of the Office of Open Records at Rep. Miller's Right To Know Information Session scheduled for September. I hope you all are planning to attend. You need it the most.
This is criminal.
Elaine Gillen
As of May 25, 2016 at 7:07 AM, I have not heard back from Bonnie Cross as to when my copies will be ready. Still more to follow.
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Mt. Lebanon aims for financial transparency
Mt. Lebanon aims for financial transparency
The Almanac
The Almanac
From: egillen476 <egillen476@aol.com>
To: commission <commission@mtlebanon.org>; amccreery <amccreery@mtlebanon.org>; kmcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: repmiller <repmiller@pahouse.net>;
Sent: Thu, May 12, 2016 7:38 pm
Subject: financial transparency
Baby steps, but going in the right direction. How about posting the statements of financial interests online, like they do for state representatives? There will be no worries about scanning, damaging originals, charging for copies, filing RTKs, etc. It would be all good.
Elaine Gillen
The above email was sent after several days of emails and RTKs filed over statements of financial interests. Every year, public officials are required to file statements of financial interests a.k.a. financial disclosure statements by May 1 for the previous year.
Requestor 1,
We do not have a procedure because we do not allow it. Further the state does not require us to. If they did I would fight it because we are responsible for those original documents. We cannot risk a resident losing, damaging or even destroying any such document in an attempt to copy it.
Dave Brumfield
To: commission <commission@mtlebanon.org>; amccreery <amccreery@mtlebanon.org>; kmcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: repmiller <repmiller@pahouse.net>;
Sent: Thu, May 12, 2016 7:38 pm
Subject: financial transparency
Baby steps, but going in the right direction. How about posting the statements of financial interests online, like they do for state representatives? There will be no worries about scanning, damaging originals, charging for copies, filing RTKs, etc. It would be all good.
Elaine Gillen
Here is what came back from the school district.
Thank you for writing to Mt. Lebanon School District with your request for information pursuant to the Pennsylvania Right-To-Know Law.
On May 2, 2016, we received your request for all Statements of Financial Interests filed in 2016 by those who are required to file them.
Attached is a response to your request and any responsive documents.
Sincerely,
Jeanine Szalinski
Administrative Assistant/Open Records Officer/
Administrative Assistant/Open Records Officer/
Assistant Board Secretary
Superintendent's Office
Mt. Lebanon School District
7 Horsman Drive
Pittsburgh PA 15228
412.344.2077
Superintendent's Office
Mt. Lebanon School District
7 Horsman Drive
Pittsburgh PA 15228
412.344.2077
2016 MTLSD Statements of Financial Interests No fuss, no charges, no delays. Even a polite note.
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Here is what came back from the municipality for Requestor 1. Read from the bottom - up.
From: David Brumfield [mailto:dbrumfield@mtlebanon.org]
Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 2:21 PM
To: Requestor 1
Subject: Re: FW: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction Printer
Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 2:21 PM
To: Requestor 1
Subject: Re: FW: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction Printer
We do not have a procedure because we do not allow it. Further the state does not require us to. If they did I would fight it because we are responsible for those original documents. We cannot risk a resident losing, damaging or even destroying any such document in an attempt to copy it.
Dave Brumfield
On May 11, 2016 10:13 AM, Requestor 1 wrote:
Mr. Brumfield,As my Ward 4 representative, can you please find out, what is the procedure for taxpayers to come to the municipal building to make copies of documents that are requested through the right to know laws that are not in electronic format?It’s obvious that I have been ignored and lied to on this issue for quite some time now.Thank you,Requestor 1From: Requestor 1
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 12:55 PM
To: 'Bonnie Cross' <bcross@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: Commission (commission@mtlebanon.org) <commission@mtlebanon.org>; kmcgill@mtlebanon.org
Subject: RE: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction PrinterWhat is the procedure for me to personally come by to make copies using my own equipment as the law implies?From: Bonnie Cross [mailto:bcross@mtlebanon.org]
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 12:48 PM
To: Requestor 1
Subject: Re: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction PrinterRequestor 1,We have four in electronic format; the remainder are paper.
One of the four -- the one for Mr. Weis -- did not attach properly. I am attaching that one again now.On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 12:34 PM, Requestor 1 wrote:Bonnie,I have only 3 SFI’s that you sent me. Is this correct?From: Bonnie Cross [mailto:bcross@mtlebanon.org]Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 12:23 PM
To: Requestor 1Subject: Fwd: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction PrinterRequestor 1Please find attached a response to your RTK request.Regards,--Bonnie Cross
From: bcross@mtlebanon.org
Date: Tue, 10 May 2016 10:15:02 -0400
Subject: Fwd: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction Printer
To: Requestor
--
Date: Tue, 10 May 2016 10:15:02 -0400
Subject: Fwd: Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction Printer
To: Requestor
Requestor,
Attached, please find a response to your RTK request. I apologize for my tardiness in responding.
Regards,
Bonnie Cross
RTK Officer
So here is Requestor 2's experience:
From: Requestor 2
To: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: Bonnie Cross <bcross@mtlebanon.org>; commission <commission@mtlebanon.org>
Sent: Tue, May 10, 2016 9:04 am
Subject: RE: RTK Request SFI
What part of "shall make them available for public inspection" don't you understand?
To: Keith Mcgill <kmcgill@mtlebanon.org>
Cc: Bonnie Cross <bcross@mtlebanon.org>; commission <commission@mtlebanon.org>
Sent: Tue, May 10, 2016 9:04 am
Subject: RE: RTK Request SFI
Mr. McGill,
I have not heard back from the municipality regarding my request.
From the Pennsylvania Ethics Committee website:
I have not heard back from the municipality regarding my request.
From the Pennsylvania Ethics Committee website:
Statements of Financial Interests filed pursuant to the Ethics Act are public documents. The Ethics Act provides that all Statements of Financial Interests filed pursuant to the Ethics Act must be made available for public inspection and copying.
Here is the specific language of the law regarding the Statements of Financial Interests filed by all public officials in Pennsylvania:
§19.4. Availability of Statements of Financial Interests.
(a) Statements of Financial Interests filed with the Commission under the act are available for public inspection and copying at a charge not to exceed actual cost at the office of the Commission in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., weekdays.
(b) A governmental body required to maintain Statements of Financial Interests shall make them available for public inspection and copying during regular business hours.
(c) Statements of Financial Interests more than 1 year old will be made available for public inspection and copying within 2 working days after the request has been made for the Statements. The Statements will be kept on file for 5 years.
County and local officials and employees must file their Statements of Financial Interest "with the governing body of the political subdivision in which they serve or are employed. "
Requestor 2
From: kmcgill@mtlebanon.org
Date: Mon, 2 May 2016 07:38:55 -0400
Subject: Re: RTK Request SFI
To: Requestor 2
CC: bcross@mtlebanon.org
Good morning Requestor 2,
Bonnie Cross is the Right to Know officer for the municipality. I will forward your request to her.
Keith
On Mon, May 2, 2016 at 7:29 AM, Requestor 2 wrote:
See attached pdf and acknowledge receipt of same.
--
So this is what I sent:
Keith, I have attached the RTK that was from 2014. There were 70 pages from Mt. Lebanon's former manager, Steve Feller's RTK response.
Then I sent:
We'll see what happens...
From: kmcgill@mtlebanon.org
Date: Mon, 2 May 2016 07:38:55 -0400
Subject: Re: RTK Request SFI
To: Requestor 2
CC: bcross@mtlebanon.org
Good morning Requestor 2,
Bonnie Cross is the Right to Know officer for the municipality. I will forward your request to her.
Keith
On Mon, May 2, 2016 at 7:29 AM, Requestor 2 wrote:
See attached pdf and acknowledge receipt of same.
--
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Keith and Commissioners,
Attached are 57 pages of 2016 Statements of Financial Interests (of 2015) from the Mt. Lebanon School District. The RTK was granted in a timely fashion, within five days. All of the statements were scanned and emailed with no cost to the requestor.
Earlier today, I shared the municipal 2014 statements from Steve Feller, again sent within five days and no cost were incurred by the requestor. All were scanned and emailed.
I have attached my Right To Know request for Statements of Financial Interests.
Elaine Gillen
Why are you making an annual request so difficult? These are very important documents and the request should not be taken lightly.
I have attached my Right To Know request for Statements of Financial Interests.
Elaine Gillen
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