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@MamaMia- It’s Apopka’s tax dollars that isn’t working hard enough for the residents. I think it’s important to note also, the commissioner Nesta donated his own money to make baby land at the cemetery free for the next 10 years since the mayor thought it was important to get the 200.00 from a family that just lost a new born or infant. However, the mayor doesn’t seem to think that losing around 10,000 a month is note worthy from a bank that is under performing.

In the last 10 months of fighting for outside help for the fire department, lost interest could have paid for 3 or even more years of this needed service. However, it appears that the mayor will trip over a nickel to try and save a dollar, all the while our firefighters lives are being risked.

BTW, if you had paid attention, Austin’s mother spoke in city council and noted that the city could move money around to fund this needed position. The city’s own finance director doesn’t seem to think losing 10k a month is significant. How much money do you leave on the table each month ?