Scott Luna is one of five part-time Lodi councilmembers with a symbolic “mayor” title. Scott Luna is NOT an employee of Lodi. Scott Luna is supposedly an employee of the Lodi Housing Authority. Does the LHA give Scott Luna access to a computer?
I have a very hard time understanding why the Lodi
taxpayers would be purchasing a Dell PC for a part-time councilperson.
When I was on the BOE, I used my personal computer a
lot for board business. I used it for research.
I used it for emails. I used it for blog
posts. I used it to file ethics
complaints. I used it answer ethics
complaints that were filed against this blog almost every other week. And when I felt my personal computer was
outdated, I went into my personal vehicle, paid for my own gas, drove to Best
Buy and bought a new personal computer with my own money for $400. It wasn’t a big deal. Why is the concept of using your own money
for your own personal expenses so foreign to Scott Luna?
Scott Luna has a misconception that the taxpayers
should pay for their cars, pay for their gas, pay for their food, pay for their
personal computers, etc. It’s wrong.
How was the new PC for Scott Luna initiated? Who did he first contact seeking that the
town purchase him a new computer? What
was the reasoning? Did he contact his sister
in Paramus and ask that she have one of the multiple employees hired by Lodi to
do her job place the purchase? What else
has the town purchased for Scott Luna?
