5/17 – AALTT Legal Opinion to COD questioning PMPB’s campaign legality
The legal opinion presentation from COD’s attorney claiming Promises Made, Promises Broken broke transparency laws.
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When many desert residents consider who the Coachella Valley’s highest-paid government employee is, they might imagine a city manager or police chief. In truth, the valley’s highest-paid public employee heads an organization many might not think of as a government entity at all. Scott White, president and CEO of tourism promotor Visit Greater Palm Springs, received…
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Desert Sun 11/10 – Kinnamon, Perez lead big for College of the Desert Board seats. That could mean major changes
Board Chair Ruben Perez and former COD Superintendent/President Joel Kinnamon have all but declared victory in their respective races. Given Kinnamon’s harsh criticism of current college leadership, that outcome could lead to some dramatic changes. Read full article here
UKEN REPORT 2/16 – TRUSTEE JOEL KINNAMON FIRED SERIES OF BOMBSHELLS AIMED AT COD PRESIDENT MARTHA GARCIA, LACK OF TRANSPARENCY, MORE.
PALM DESERT — The ultimate 3-2 approval of the College of the Desert Palm Springs schematic design dated March 23, 2021, paled in comparison to the series of bombshells newly elected Area 4 Trustee Joel Kinnamon lobbed with a sense of calm, self-confidence and lack of theatrics. Kinnamon; Trustee Area 3 and Vice Chair Fred…
KESQ 2/10 – COD update on Palm Springs campus planning postponed to a later date
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