"Focus: Lewiston-Auburn" piece on the Citizen's Commission on Lewiston-Auburn Co
Date
11-12-2007
Pages
27-29
Abstract
"Focus: Lewiston-Auburn" piece on the Citizen's Commission on Lewiston-Auburn Cooperation, a 10-member council created to examine a merger of city services. Proponents of a union between the two cities say it could decrease taxpayer costs and increase efficiencies. But some officials, like Lewiston Fire Chief Paul Leclair, say their departments are already efficient and streamlined organizations, and that there is not redundancy. With comments by Stephen Eldridge, joint services coordinator; Laurie Lachance, president and CEO of Maine Development Foundation; Michael Bussiere, Lewiston police chief; and Charles Lawton, an economist hired to study the fiscal consequences of merging. With a related article on what Maine towns have done with regionalization grants.
Subjects
Lewiston, Auburn, Municipal employees, Municipal services
Recommended Citation
Goldfine, Rebecca, ""Focus: Lewiston-Auburn" piece on the Citizen's Commission on Lewiston-Auburn Co" (2007). Maine News Index – MaineBiz. 4393.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_mainebiz/4393
Source
Mainebiz