Chris Meyer – Only In Bridgeport®

Remember that Aretha Franklin song from 1985, Who’s Zoomin’ Who? Well, these days Zoom delivers City Council meetings to the virtual destination of your choice.

City Attorney R. Christopher Meyer issued a legal opinion on Monday addressing the legal fees taxpayers have covered–to date more than $600,000 and counting–for the federal

City Councilwoman Maria Pereira was joined by two peers on Wednesday to challenge Mayor Joe Ganim’s appointment of Rebeca Garcia as acting chief. Hours later

City Council members are seeking a meeting with the city’s legal leadership to seek a court order compelling Mayor Joe Ganim to call a special

In March OIB reported that federal investigators are probing allegations that AJ Perez received an unfair advantage in the police chief testing process such as

A couple of ways to examine this: it’s never a good look when abusive cops at a birthday party cost taxpayers more than $340,000. But

More than $300,000 in legal/consulting bills and counting. Over the past 12 months the city has issued pricey payments, at taxpayer expense, responding to federal

March 2, update: The city’s response to a summer 2019 federal subpoena centers on an investigation into the selection process that led to AJ Perez’s

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Federal Probe Into Top Cop Test Swells Legal Fees

Police ‘Birthday Bash’ Hits Taxpayers In Pocket, More To Come

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