Sunday, November 26, 2023

Charles Cuccia’s “Treasury Services” Didn’t Even Exist Until Tony Luna Set Up the Corrupt Arrangement for Lodi in 2012. Current Paid Borough Employees/Contractors Alan Spiniello, Frank DiMaria, and Marc Schrieks Really Need to Provide Some Evidence at this Point to Show that they Didn’t Perjure Themselves in Return for Luna Employment...

 


There were no job postings.

There was no procurement process.

The Luna administration only considered and accepted one proposal in 2012.  Luna only received one proposal because he only sought one proposal- from his close personal friend and mentor of his daughter. The one proposal came from Charles Cuccia’s Treasury Services LLC which was just formed for the sole purpose of cashing in on Lodi.  It was a way to pay Tony Luna’s daughter as Treasurer through an LLC because she was not qualified to be Treasurer at the time.  It was a way to pay Charles Cuccia’s wife to do his job because he was too busy in Saddle River and everywhere else at the time.  

It's amazing to see the revisionist history 11 year later.

I attended every council meeting in 2012.  Tony Luna was the lead on the matter.  The Lodi mayor and council argued that they did not have to post hirings (Charles Cuccia and Sherri Luna) and other public information provided by other towns because in Lodi’s form of government the Manager, Tony Luna, was responsible.  Never once did Tony Luna state that he was recusing himself when the subject came up.  In 2012, he wouldn’t even disclose that his daughter was being paid by Lodi. 

For current paid Lodi employees/contractors Marc Schrieks, Alan Spiniello and Frank DiMaria, if Tony Luna was not involved in the awarding of the contract and the hiring of his daughter, the matter can easily be settled right now.  All you have to do is produce one audio tape from any meeting where Tony Luna recused himself in any manner in which either of you testified under oath.  I attended every regular meeting at the time and many work sessions.  It never happened.  If it happened during at any closed session, that is not confidential and should be made public.