Apparently, he loves to wear clingy, sweaty, athletic gear to the boardroom and post it to social media. My kids' say that's just cringe, I say it is unprofessional and disrespectful.
Sound familiar? It reminds me of the financial troubles at Sweetwater School district, the City of San Diego, the City of Chula Vista, etc...
There are no financial experts on the board. Change that by voting for me.
I took a look at the financial statements for the Otay Water District and found a troublesome item - over $50 million in deferred pension costs. This is troubling because the annual revenues of the district are only $120 million. In other words, the deferred pension costs are 40% of the total revenue. The 2023 balance sheet only shows $110 million in cash and cash equivalents. This is probably part of the reason water rates keep going up.
In a word - lawsuits. A review of the agenda items for the Otay Water District Board of Directors meeting shows that most of what they discuss are lawsuits. This is not a sign of good management - especially the $18 million dollar class action lawsuit they lost for overcharging ratepayers. The other thing to notice about their board meetings is that virtually nobody attends. You could also say people attend virtually. I have viewed the livestream of their meetings several times and they are recorded in case you want to see any past meetings.
An authentic unscripted two minutes of me talking about why I am running and why you should vote for me
01/17
My campaign is self-financed, but if my message resonates with you and you want to contribute, here you go!
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