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BREAKING NEWS
Lee May Throws Nancy Jester Out of Taxpayer Funded Meeting
As Lee May Loses Touch with Reality, He calls Taxpayer Meeting “Private”
Today, Lee May, who remains the un-elected iCEO for DeKalb, kicked Commissioner Nancy Jester, an actual elected official, out of a taxpayer funded meeting in which other DeKalb County Commissioners were allowed to attend via his personal invitation.
In a stunningly unprofessional action, Lee May told Commissioner Nancy Jester the interviews for Director of the Peachtree-DeKalb Airport (PDK) were private meetings. Lee May not only refused to invite Commissioner Nancy Jester, but once she arrived to go to work for the taxpayers of DeKalb County, Lee May, with raised voice and intimidation tactics, forced Commissioner Nancy Jester to depart the meeting against her will.
However, Lee May, the un-elected iCEO, did allow two other DeKalb County Commissioners to participate in the interview process.
Senior staff for Lee May confirmed to Commissioner Nancy Jester the justification for the invitations to the two invited DeKalb Commissioners was they represent part of PDK. When senior staff for Lee May acknowledged that Commissioner Jester represents part of PDK and presented this reality to Lee May he still refused to allow her to remain in the room.
The taxpayers of DeKalb County District 1 were disenfranchised by the unethical and unprofessional actions of Lee May. To allow certain districts which include PDK to have their Commissioner involved in the process while excluding one district is an act which excludes innocent taxpayers from the legitimate functions of government. It is a complete insult to the taxpayers of District 1.
Lee May put politics ahead of policy and good manners.
His action, to exclude the duly elected commissioner for the taxpayers of District 1, was punitive and petty. It is an action which calls into question the ability of Lee May to impartially govern. He has lost touch with reality, propriety, respect, and is now abusing his office.
For the good of DeKalb County, Lee May should resign the office of iCEO before he harms and disrespects the taxpayers further.
Commissioner Nancy Jester
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Mayor Rebecca Williams:
Water Billing / Water Issues Town Hall
Senior Management from DeKalb County Watershed
To Be In Attendance
Commissioner Nancy Jester Mayor Rebecca Williams will host a countywide Town Hall for DeKalb County taxpayers who have experienced issues with the DeKalb County Watershed Department including both operational and billing problems.
Director of the Department of Watershed Management Scott Towler and Stefan Jaskulak the Deputy Chief Financial Officer will both be in attendance and participate in the Town Hall with Commissioner Jester and Mayor Williams .
DeKalb County taxpayers will have the opportunity to share their observations relating to their experience with the DeKalb County Watershed Department and inform the most senior staff management of their specific issue and suggestions for system-wide improvement.
“Issues with water, especially billing issues, are the most common issues impacting taxpayers. It is important that those taxpayers who have had a serious issue have the opportunity to share their experience with the leadership of the DeKalb County Watershed Department. I am pleased to provide this forum to help taxpayers receive resolution to their specific problems and allow DeKalb County senior staff to better understand the perspective of taxpayers,” stated Commissioner Nancy Jester.
WHAT: Commissioner Nancy Jester and Mayor Rebecca Williams DeKalb County Water Billing / Issues Town Hall
WITH: Senior Management DeKalb County Watershed Department
DATE: Monday November 2, 2015
TIME: 6.30pm – 8:00pm
LOCATION: Brookhaven City Hall 4362 Peachtree Road Brookhaven, Georgia 30319
Nancy Jester – Listening To DeKalb County
Commissioner Nancy Jester announces her third series of meetings listening to DeKalb County tax payers.
The Nancy Jester Listening to DeKalb County Town Halls are free and open to the public. The format will begin with a brief update from Commissioner Jester followed by discussion and questions from the public.
Dunwoody: Dunwoody City Hall
combined meeting with iCEO Lee May
October 27, 2015: 6:30pm -8:00pm
41 Perimeter Center
Dunwoody, GA 30346
iCEO Lee May Town Hall Schedule
Lee May wants to hear from you on his recent Executive Order and the recent report that was released.
The revised “Up Close and Personal” meeting schedule is as follows:
Monday, Oct 26, 6:30-8 p.m.
Maloof Auditorium 1300 Commerce Drive Decatur, GA 30030
Tuesday, Oct 27, 6:30-8 p.m.
Dunwoody City Hall 41 Perimeter Center E Dunwoody, GA 30346
Tuesday, Nov. 3, 6:30-8 p.m.
Stonecrest Library 3123 Klondike Rd Lithonia, GA 30038
Thursday, Nov. 5, 6:30-8 p.m.
Brookhaven City Hall 4362 Peachtree Rd Brookhaven, GA 30319
The Calendar: New at http://www.nancyjester.com we have a new calendar. The icon is on your screen right upper right corner. We will list Commissioner Jester’s public schedule, dates of the DeKalb County Board of Commissioner meetings, and other meetings across DeKalb County.
All the Best,
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