Jerry Brown’s administration blocks public review of Oroville Dam records
Posted by Dobrien 7 years, 7 months ago to Government
A follow up for those interested.
Some of the folks down stream are not to happy.
I am sure this is just to keep us all safe from the immigrants he welcomes with safe cities and open wallets . Ssshhhss don't tell them that the dams are there and how the state fails to maintain them.
Some of the folks down stream are not to happy.
I am sure this is just to keep us all safe from the immigrants he welcomes with safe cities and open wallets . Ssshhhss don't tell them that the dams are there and how the state fails to maintain them.
How dare anyone want to trade value for value in CA.
(yes, its sarcasm;^)
Nothing to see here, folks. Move along.
It's uppity to question your betters.
Let Big Brother be about his business.
And remember, always fit in with your approving California neighbors by voting like a good little Democrat
The state senator mentioned that U.S. Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Richvale, told the Sacramento Bee he had been asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement before viewing documents related to the Oroville Dam spillway.
“That’s insulting,” Nielsen said. “We’re going to be complicit in hiding information? No way.”
Nielsen said he understands that concerns could be real, and security is “a lot different today than it used to be,” but said non-disclosure agreements for public representatives are unacceptable.
“We expect what we will be shown will not be the whole story,” Nielsen said. “If we are not allowed to comment on it we will be absolutely derelict to the citizens we represent.”