Transparency
I had something entirely different planned today, but something happened yesterday that got me fired up, so we are going there. I was basically accused by someone yesterday that I am intentionally only showing one side of issues to make people look bad. They said basically that it appeared my
Transparency
A little about me. I LOVE mystery/spy/legal type movies. Even though I can often tell you the end of most of the movies less than halfway through (my wife hates this), I find it all intriguing. I like to see how everything happens and how it all falls
crystal river
I don't talk about the cities too often, but when something big is happening, it gets my attention. That is the case here. Over the last weekend, I was told that there is movement behind the scenes to remove Audra Curts as the city manager of Crystal River.
BOCC
A few weeks ago, I heard something that was surprising and I didn't realize myself. Our county administrator, Steve Howard, gets automatic raises without going through the review process by commissioners. Hmmm. A bit of background. Mr Howard was hired officially in October 2022. He was one of
Accountability
As many of you know, Florida has broad public records laws. This ensures that people have access to what their government is doing. These records cover things like communications, calendars/meetings, documents, presentations and so on. You can request state records but also county/city records. Individuals working in government
citrus county
So I have been getting asked recently, why I am doing this and what is the goal. For some, they just see the chaos of public records requests, being harsh on elected officials, "complaining" about decisions and so on. I figured it would be a good idea to
campaign
In this video, we dive into campaign contributions by developers. Is this good for optics? Watch the video below or read the summary and let me know! SUMMARY: Curtiss Bryant presents a detailed analysis of campaign contributions from developers to Citrus County Commission candidates and how those contributions coincide with
BOCC
Unless you have been living under a rock (that may be true for some of you), you know that Tuscany Ranch was approved by the BOCC on July 8, 2025. Shortly after that vote, I found a potential conflict of interest with Commissioner Bays. Check out the video for the