“It pays to carry water for the establishment, particularly SDS water.”
— City Council candidate Douglas Bruce said about former Councilman Margaret Radford’s new job with MWH, which received a $10 million contract from Colorado Springs Utilities to work on the Southern Delivery System water project.
Radford, who will do community outreach for MWH, will be paid in the mid-$80,000 range.
When Radford served on the City Council, she advocated for SDS, a 62-mile pipeline between Colorado Springs and Pueblo that will cost $2.3 billion, including construction and financing costs.
This coming from the world’s biggest slum lord.
Radford knows zilch about building a pipeline. CSU placed a requirement that this contractor had to hire someone for PR in favor of SDS. Out of the woodwork comes Radford, now this phoney spokesperson requirement by CSU is going to cost us $80K for someone that will not tell the truth about SDS. They are still trying to gat us before we change this government!
Sorry about the misspelled word, fingers not obeying mind!
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