A little civic activism

Posted by – May 10, 2006 – Share on Facebook

A few Greensboro-ites decided to send a formal request to the Mayor and City Council to release the RMA report that someone leaked and found its way to the N&R (who won’t publish it according to agreement). We signed the letter yesterday; it will be sent today.

The letter (and those who signed it) is below and at 101.

May 10, 2006

Mayor Keith Holliday, care of City Clerk Greensboro City Council members, care of City Clerk Mitch Johnson, Greensboro City Manager 300 W. Washington St.
Greensboro, NC 27402-3136

Dear Mayor Holliday, Greensboro City Council and Mr. Johnson,

Pursuant to North Carolina public access to public records statutes, we are hereby requesting that you make available for public inspection and copying the following:

The report prepared by Risk Management Associates of Raleigh, North Carolina for the City of Greensboro, commonly referred to by city council members and city staff as the RMA report, further identified as the report that city council members recently denied releasing in notarized affidavits.

The public is entitled to this document based upon it being both a public record and its release being in the public interest.

Please contact Lewis Pitts at 129 Tate St., Greensboro, NC 27403 with your reply as soon as possible.

Sincerely,

Brian Clarey
Editor, Yes! Weekly

Patrick Eakes
C. P. Eakes Company

Joseph Guarino, M.D.

David Hoggard

Rev. Nelson N. Johnson
Executive Director,
Beloved Community Center

Afrique I. Kilimanjaro
Editor, Carolina Peacemaker

Jay Ovittore
Business owner and blogger

Lewis Pitts Dr.
Public Interest Lawyer

Susan Lecin Polinsky
President, TechTriad, Inc.

Gladys F. Shipman
President,
Greensboro Branch NAACP

Roch Smith, Jr.
Greensboro101.com

Janet M. Wright

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