$210,00 part-time Alan Spiniello knew of Reggo's official misconduct. In 2013, Alan Spiniello told me to file an OPRA request to see the list of politicians that received tax reductions from Reggo. When I filed the OPRA request, the borough refused to turn over the records.
"If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter."- George Washington
Saturday, January 19, 2019
George Reggo is guilty of far more than just ethics violations. His official misconduct warrants much more than a $1000 fine.
$210,00 part-time Alan Spiniello knew of Reggo's official misconduct. In 2013, Alan Spiniello told me to file an OPRA request to see the list of politicians that received tax reductions from Reggo. When I filed the OPRA request, the borough refused to turn over the records.
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Like Tony Luna and Charles Cuccia, Lodi's Former Tax Assessor George Reggo Was Also Fined for Ethics Violations in 2018. I Posted About the Specific Violation at the Time it Was Occuring.
Link to some more of the Reggo public records that I
saw for the first time today:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16tMfOHpA7geFgX2g72LxSB9U5fu4xurZ/view?usp=sharing
Lauren Eastwood of Englewood Cliffs should be commended
for her work on this issue. Her work shed light on one of George Reggo’s many
abuses.
I posted about this specific violation committed by
George Reggo years before he was fined. I had informed the Lodi mayor and council about
George Reggo’s unethical actions which spanned many municipalities. They did nothing because George Reggo was
lowering the taxes for their family and friends without tax appeals being
filed.
The NJEA spent over $100,000 trying to discredit this blog. History shows this blog has been very credible in exposing government corruption, waste, and abuse.
Saturday, January 19, 2019
®go instead of Reggo…
Was he forthcoming on financial disclosure form because he apparently has had some ownership in a property in Englewood Cliffs where he also is the tax assessor?
http://tax1.co.monmouth.nj.us/cgi-bin/m4.cgi?district=0216&l02=021600804____00002_________M
Almost all of his properties in Bergen County have seen assessment reductions in the last couple of years. But he says that Lodi can't have a new town wide reassessment because it's either unlawful or it's not needed because Lodi values are where they were in 2004.
However, George Reggo's name did appear on the deed registration (without an address listed).





