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The Richmond Electoral Board met with the city’s inspector general in a closed session Wednesday following allegations of nepotism and financial improprieties in the election office led by Registrar Keith Balmer.
After the meals tax issues were made public, the mayor and city council said they took action to address process improvements and research the root problems impacting the finance department.
Josh Stanfield, a transparency advocate, and Paul Goldman, a political strategist, filed a lawsuit requesting “any and all documents and communications mentioning or concerning meals tax enforcement."
City Hall is a $3 billion yearly operation with a lot of moving parts and thousands of employees.
Austin Avenue was packed full of people wanting to say thank you to the men and women who served our country for the 100th Veterans Day Parade.