Whomever is in charge of updating the website needs to be fired. Or, just drop the thing.
Everything, including links to neighborhood crimes date back as far as 2007 and a few in 2009.
Everyone else (cities) have updates and special interest topics.
One I am interested in is Neighborhood Watch. All they post are when the meetings are held and where. The shut-ins, disabled, those without transportation could be informed.
How about sharing the meetings with us...like what is going on presently, not back in 1902?
People who can't hear in crowds would appreciate that service.
Why pay for a website that hasn't been updated for over a year or two on most "feedback" categories?
A good website...is where my bro lives. Every meeting is alive and posted not in video form, but word for word... and well, for you to observe what was discussed, what the issues are, what crimes happened, etc.
They not only post that, but they post where the mayor has been, what he's up to...and that guy's office is in his own home! Every minute of every meeting is online.
Where the money is going, where it went, etc. Log on anytime and it's always updated weekly.
It's a shame if they are paying that outfit for not following up on things and updating the public.
Chief Miller is about the only one that keeps up, based on his schedule. Just happened to read how to "Get Free Gas!" He explained how the clerks are distracted by a certain person, then the pump gets rigged with special tools, and incidently, all of a sudden at the same time, the clerk is distracted with small transactions, and can't see the thieves filling their gas tanks while being occupied with the distractor. This should be reported to the newspapers!
Well, I just came across that today. I said to myself Monday - and also all week, "Why in the heck is that gas station filled to the till with cars clustered all over when the new owner took over, you hardly saw anyone there.
Now the gas station is so overwhelmed...so I wonder if they (the thives)changed locations and are pulling it off at that gas station.
I alerted him to it. This is the gas station that destroyed several autos a year or two back. Now it has new owners but they never really had a customer base. I would buy gas only when desperate...on "E".
All of a sudden there are cars swarming the place...
I wish the neighborhood watch would post the damn things they discuss at the meetings for people who can't hear in crowds, and for those unable to attend.
Why pay for a site no one posts on? Most posts are from 2007.