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“The fact that they only gave money when he was doing these final rules,
that more than ever really raises flags. There’s something fishy going
on.”
Nunn board fires its town clerk
Rule violation, incompetence cited
Rule violation, incompetence cited
By Colin Lindenmayer, The Greeley Tribune,
February 6, 2010
NUNN — The controversy infesting Nunn's town board has claimed another official.
On Thursday night, town clerk, town treasurer and court clerk Tori McMechan was fired after a public hearing that lasted 41⁄2 hours. The hearing featured witnesses accusing McMechan of willfully committing rule violations and incompetence.
On Dec. 28, four new trustees and a new mayor were sworn in following a mass town board recall. Mayor Joe Bagby, who had been elected following the recall and sworn in that night, resigned shortly afterward. Mayor pro tem Tom Bender is serving as the town's mayor until April's upcoming municipal elections.
For the full story, please visit http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20100206/NEWS/100209802/1002
On Thursday night, town clerk, town treasurer and court clerk Tori McMechan was fired after a public hearing that lasted 41⁄2 hours. The hearing featured witnesses accusing McMechan of willfully committing rule violations and incompetence.
On Dec. 28, four new trustees and a new mayor were sworn in following a mass town board recall. Mayor Joe Bagby, who had been elected following the recall and sworn in that night, resigned shortly afterward. Mayor pro tem Tom Bender is serving as the town's mayor until April's upcoming municipal elections.
