State Attorney To Review Escambia Commissioner’s Text Messages For Any Sunshine Law Violations
December 12, 2023
State Attorney Ginger Bowden Madden confirmed Monday that her office is reviewing text messages of Escambia County Commissioners after allegations were made that improper communications occurred in violation of the Sunshine Law.
“My office has recently received several inquiries, concerns, and allegations that communications between some of the Escambia County Commissioners which required public notice may have been improper,” Madden said in a release.
“The Florida Sunshine Law is an important tool for ensuring transparency and accountability in government. It helps to protect the public’s right to know and to participate in the decision-making process. Open government is the core of our democratic principles,” Madden continued.
“My office will be reviewing the allegations we have received, including all available government communications, to determine if further investigation is warranted.”
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4 Responses to “State Attorney To Review Escambia Commissioner’s Text Messages For Any Sunshine Law Violations”
jb: what is the difference i far right and far left.
My fear is some on the board of cc is that some are more interested in lining their pockets, is that far right or far left?
I smell a pot of turnip greens cookin
NO THING WILL BE DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
our state has gone to hell with these so called Americans-they are far right now freedom R