Dave Munson, mild-mannered midwestern  mayor, or super hero?
Faster than a speeding Ford Fiesta! More powerful than a real estate developer! Able to leap tall buildings (complete with expensive windows) in a single bound!
At least we know Mayor Dave has a promising golden parachute job: the new bouncer at Minerva’s.
Citizens are beginning to wakeup to the city hall shananigans;
Thank you Sioux Falls Councilor Kermit Staggers for asking for an audit of outside services. Several years ago when I tried to get some answers, I was told those reports were sealed.
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I find it interesting that Sioux Falls residents are asked to shop locally, but yet city government goes elsewhere to shop.
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Your audit opens up some good questions, but it also starts a dialogue about morality and the bottom line.
I am afraid Mayor Dave Munson has forgotten that concept. It does not take a genius to realize that Sioux Falls is not getting back in taxes, mortgages, etc., any of that $25 million paid to out-of-state services.
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And what happened to the morality issue of taking care of your own?
Remember the City of Sioux Falls motto under the current council and mayor;
“Special Interests First – Citizens Second”
Do you also like sausage?
Steffy bringing home the bacon water;
Among Herseth Sandlin’s requests:
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$35 million for the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System, a project that ultimately will cost $587 million and provide water to communities in South Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota.
I’m confused? I thought Johnson already secured this money for us? I guess that’s what happens when you have a lifelong Republican and lifelong Democrat star in a commercial together, double the bullshit. (During Johnson’s last senate campaign, Mayor Munson praised senator Johnson for all the pork he brought to Sioux Falls. Two of the items were the RR relocation project and Lewis & Clark. But we haven’t received a single penny yet for either project.)
$3.5 million for Minnehaha County to help build Project Safe Home, a 32-unit complex in Sioux Falls that would provide permanent housing to chronically homeless people with severe alcohol addictions.
I see the County and City got the Feds to pony up on helping the homeless. That’s good, so we can free up some of our tax dollars to buy historic million dollar windows and armored vehicles for the Sheriff’s department.
Ghost of Dude 
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