The Following video was published on June 30, 2014
"Adam Andrzejewski lays out the College of DuPage Pay-To-Play With Governor Quinn- election votes for $20 million Construction Grant? The public comment at a board of trustees meeting is based in full on an email from President Robert Breuder to trustees detailing a political strategy to concoct a scheme to secure funding for an un-needed project."
The following is dated June 24, 2014 by the group "For the Good of Illinois" This post has highlights of an article over at that website and a brief video of an excerpt from a COD Board of Trustees meeting dated May 22, 2014.. The full article is on the forthegoodofillinois.org website here:
Clicking will open a New Window> COD is a taxing and spending machine
The next video: "FREEZE PROPERTY TAXES, FREEZE STUDENT TUITION
College of DuPage (COD) is a community college in Northern Illinois. It’s a spending and taxing machine…
QUESTION: “Whose home is worth more today than in 2008- at the height of the DuPage County real estate market?” ANSWER [from the audience] : NONE.
FACT: Since 2008, College of DuPage hiked property taxes by 59% while home values declined.
QUESTION: ”Who believes that a community college president- anywhere in Illinois- should cost taxpayers $500,000 per year?” ANSWER [from the audience]: NONE
FACT: COD President Robert Breuder costs us nearly $500,000 yearly."
http://forthegoodofillinois.org/blog/2014/06/232-million-isnt-enough-at-college-of-dupage/
Video - Freeze Property Taxes, Freeze Student Tuition
Adam Andrzejewski, founder and Chairman of For The Good of Illinois gives public comment at College of DuPage budget meeting [on May 22, 2014].. Spending $160 million dollars leaves $72 million in the bank. That's enough to rebate a full year of property taxes or free student tuition. Andrzejewski only calls on the board to stop the hikes in taxes and tuition!
Adam Andrzejewski, founder and Chairman of For The Good of Illinois gives public comment at College of DuPage budget meeting [on May 22, 2014].. Spending $160 million dollars leaves $72 million in the bank. That's enough to rebate a full year of property taxes or free student tuition. Andrzejewski only calls on the board to stop the hikes in taxes and tuition!
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