PRSky

Critics doubt tax increases are needed In what foes of Cook County Board President Todd Stroger labeled “a public-relations exercise,” county officials said Friday that absent higher taxes, health services would be “destroyed,” long-term criminal probes would cease, suburban courthouses could be closed and tax assessments would be delayed.

Read More at Chicago Tribune…

Related posts:

1. Stroger Aide Fakes Radio Call Defending Budget
2. Osage County in San Francisco
3. Stroger wants more public relations money
4. Public hearing set on proposed food safety training
5. Foundation aids county police in varied ways

Filed under: Public Relations by Lee