A Hamilton County Commissioner Is Expressing His Frustration With Mayor Weston Wamp’s Refusal To Share County Financial Information With Him.
Why I’m Not Voting for Weston Wamp… Personal Editorial – Brandon Lewis, Founder of TTC
On Wednesday, The Hamilton County Commission Voted To Approve The Payment Of More Legal Fees Related To The Lawsuit Between Weston Wamp And Rheubin Taylor, Bringing The Total Cost To Nearly $290,000.
As Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp Pushes His Proposal To Reallocate Federal Funds To Various County Projects, Some Residents Are Concerned With Some Of His Current Spending.
County Mayor Weston Wamp Has Proposed Swapping $3 Million In Federal Covid Relief Funds For Immediate Projects Around The County. His Proposal Received Immediate Backlash From County Commissioners.
After Filing The Initial Report In November, Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp Is Narrowing The Counterclaim He Filed To Focus On County Attorney Rheubin Taylor’s Contract And Its Legitimacy.
The Hamilton County Commission Was Ordered By Chancellor Jeffrey Atherton To Be Added To A Lawsuit Filed By County Attorney Rheubin Taylor Against Mayor Weston Wamp.
A County Commission Meeting Was Specially Called On Friday Afternoon, Wherein Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp Said He Would Comply Completely With Commission Resolutions.
On Wednesday A Resolution Was Passed By The County Commission Telling Attorney John Konvalinka To Take Legal Action Against The County Mayor In The Instance That The Weston Wamp-Rheubin Taylor Dispute Is Not Settled By Today, Friday, November 18th At Noon.
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