Chicago's City Council Finance Committee has delayed a vote on a cost-cutting move proposed by Mayor Richard Daley. The mayor wants the city's non-union workers to take 17 unpaid days off. But several alderman sharply criticized the Daley administration. Alderman Issac Carothers is a member of the committee.Via CapFax morning shorts
CAROTHERS: Everytime we have to make these big decisions, they always come within one day's notice. That's how [the] Midway [lease deal] was, that's how parking meters were. I mean - everything that's important, where you need to ask questions and have information, is always right to [the] finance [committee] and right to the vote on Wednesday [at the full city council meeting].
Dispatches from Chicago's south side.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Aldermen to Daley: Give Us More Time
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