Second Request for Possible Election Fraud Information By Jack Wright (Editor’s note: This is a presentation that Jack Wright made at a recent Navigation District meeting) O P E N G O V E R N M E N T spells Open Government. I like playing word games when doing so for
The County Court’s Deliberations on The Navigation District’s Property Tax Rate Request By Jack Wright At the last (September 12) Commissioner’s Court meeting, the Court was asked to approve the Navigation District’s property tax rate without presenting a budget or other supporting documentation. Keith Barrett expressed to the Court that he did not have enough
Statement to The Aransas County Commissioners Court Regarding the Aransas County Navigation District’s Requested Property Tax Rate By Jack Wright I asked Pat Rousseau, the Commissioner who represents the Precinct I reside in, to read the following statement to the Commissioner’s Court session on Monday, September 12, 2022. I was unable to attend in
Oh, What a Tangled Web We Weave – Possible ACND Election Fraud? By Jack Wright “Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.” This familiar statement is a line in the poem Marmion written by Sir Walter Scott in 1808. On July 23, 2022, Commissioner Tommy Moore signed
Taking a fall for the Nav District’s Record Keeping Inadequacies By Jack Wright There have been some interesting happenings at the Navigation District that started last month. Bear with me while I set up the story. On July 4, while we were spending time with our family in the hill country, my wife received
Rockport Beach Park History By Jack Wright At a June 2, 2022 public forum, the Aransas County Navigation District presented a dog and pony show on the health of Little Bay. Attendees were encouraged to contact their elected officials on many levels and were provided a contact list. The following is a letter I sent
Today’s post will delve into an historical event with some important significance. I have heard about this story for some time and until yesterday it was just a story. A friend of mine sent me 7 attachments in an email that painted a picture of potential conflict of interest and impropriety. But that is for the Texas Ethics
It is important that we attend local government meetings to make our voices heard...stay tuned to the local entities' websites for special meetings and agenda packets. Local Government Meetings* Aransas County ISD - 3rd Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Live Oak Learning Center Click here to visit the ACISD Website Aransas County Commissioners Court -
