I agree with dollaradayandfound and skyspy about the content of staff report’s blog being true. Intheknow is glued to Harold Logsdon’s rear.

My next door neighbor is a police officer and “loathing” might be the right way to describe the way he feels toward the mayor. John Mumford wrote a story (give us the reference John) on the police feeling like they had no choice but to go union. I remember they came right out and said the mayor and the city manager were causing problems.

Intheknow says, “… it's our taxpayers whom ultimately will decide about our pay, benefits and level of services they want.” That’s a bunch of horse manure. As skyspy has said, the taxpayers don’t get a say on anything with Harold Logsdon. The taxpayers are getting the shaft. Look at TDK!

Logsdon blatantly lied on taxes and intheknow is running cover for him. And what about his going for the 100 percent pay raise? Are you going to make excuses for that too intheknow? The mayor ought to resign.

It’s also pretty obvious that the TDK, Kohl’s and Lowe’s deals are rigged in the favor of his development buddies too.

The blogger that signs itself "Staff Report" is NOT an employee or representative of The Citizen, though it seems the blogger might intend that inference to be taken.

I try to keep my censorious hands off a lot of stuff on here that seems to me to be in poor taste or evidence of just plain ignorance.

I have some advice for "Staff Report" and others of similar ilk who seem inclined toward deception: Change your name. Cease trying to cast yourself in a false light.

Otherwise I'll have to get involved.

Cal
publisher
The Citizen
Fayetteville, Ga. 30214

While everyone is entitled to their own opinions, I must comment on your one comment "#9. Low employee morale"
While being a city employee myself and knowing employees in various city departments. I'd have to say the lowest point in employee morale in recent times was the four years of mico-managed hell that we all went through with Steve-O in office. Under the house husband's rule, someone whom never supervised anyone other than his children, employee morale sunk to it's lowest depths. YOU have no idea how happy city employees were, when that letter writing fool was ousted by Mr. Logsdon. While I don't have direct knowledge, as I wasn't there, supposedly there was even a celebratory party thrown with directors and Chiefs held following Mr. Browns defeat. I don't think morale could ever drop to that low, and I know it's not that bad now.
We know about the economic realities of doing business, and it's our taxpayers whom ultimately will decide about our pay, benefits and level of services they want. For what Peachtree City residents have received in services for years, we've all been getting by cheap. If you want the same kind of recreation, library, cart and street maintenance and Police / Fire / EMS protection (etc...) it's going to cost.

I can't believe the staff of The Citizen wrote this.
However, all those things said are partly true, mostly, true.
What isn't realized is that if PTC is to continue expansion so that we become larger and larger, and have much larger tax supported staffs and more ball fields, more, more, more, of everything, the we must either grow by more commercialism, mostly stores. Industry quit coming here for some reason.
This has been the choice made.
If you want to stay the same as now, then elect someone who says that in writing and agrees to resign if he doesn't do that.
There are other ways to go: such as, A large college here, a large county YMCA or equivalent, large state and federal government offices, a resort--a big one.