Visit columbian.com weekdays for more snippets of the interview with David Madore.
Wednesday: Madore on Leavitt’s expected re-election announcement
Thursday: Madore on his first 40 days in office
Friday: C-Tran compensation and public vs. private compensation
Monday: A look at the county’s Public Information Officer program
Visit columbian.com weekdays for more snippets of the interview with David Madore.
Wednesday: Madore on Leavitt's expected re-election announcement
Thursday: Madore on his first 40 days in office
Friday: C-Tran compensation and public vs. private compensation
Monday: A look at the county's Public Information Officer program
Tuesday: Ways to save money
Wednesday: The personal assistant
Tuesday: Ways to save money
Wednesday: The personal assistant
In part five of a wide ranging video interview, newly elected Clark County Commissioner David Madore speaks about ways the county can save money. An example he uses: the many citizen advisory boards. Although the boards work for no pay there are costs associated with them. The biggest is staff time to keep the boards coordinated and gather the information from them.
Watch the accompanying video for more information.
