Letter to Editor Spin Cycle

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Richard Suarez's letter to the editor criticizes Mayor Barberio's approach to the air conditioning failure at the Lake Hiawatha Library, stating the Mayor is overreaching in his self-promotion. He highlights that the city knew about the HVAC problems before summer but did not act promptly, leading to service disruptions. Staff were forced to choose between taking vacation time or relocating, which Suarez argues reflects poorly on the administration's leadership. The library also faces ongoing lighting issues, with fluorescent tubes needing replacement, and parking lot lights that have only partially functioned for over a year. Suarez raises concerns about rising taxes linked to the city's PILOT Program properties, which he claims unfairly burden homeowners.

He emphasizes that these sweetheart deals with developers will impact tax revenues for decades. As election season approaches, he encourages residents to consider their experiences under Barberio's administration. The letter serves as a rallying call for community engagement and potential change in local leadership.

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