EDA in Focus

Warren County Board of Supervisors approves additional $250,000 toward EDA legal fees

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7 years ago

June 4, 2019

Supervisor Tom Sayre reads the motion to approve the additional $250,000. Photo and video by Mark Williams, Royal Examiner.

The Warren County Board of Supervisors at the June 4th regular meeting approved an additional $250,000 for EDA legal fees. This includes an additional $200,000 to the Sands-Anderson law firm and an additional $50,000 to Cherry Bekaert. It appears the County has authorized at least $1 million dollars in this pursuit of truth.

The Royal Examiner’s camera was at the BOS meeting:

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