You can't disagree with my statements. They are FACTS, not my OPINIONS! You may not like the FACTS, but my statements are accurate, and if I am wrong, which I am not, then state why here. You can't. FACTS are FACTS. INDISPUTABLE TRUTHS!
Ukiah | Ukiah, CA | Report Abuse

Ukiah is dead. It will soon be a ghost town. Here is why, in a nutshell. No Jobs. No growth. No housing. No future. Hugely overpaid local public officials make more than cabinet members of the White House. Simply, the money paid for all local government officials will drain the town dry. The homeless population has grown so large that now, it cannot and will not ever be controlled. There is just too much pot. I am not against pot, but I am against the town going to pot, and it is. Drive down State street. Do you see one single tourist? One? Nope, and you won’t ever, because there is nothing to see here. And here is the clincher. Good people, qualified people, talented people are all leaving because they have had enough, and they can’t stand it any more. One by one, businesses are being closed. People are leaving. The only ones that will be left will be the homeless, and Plowshares to feed them, and MCAVHN to provide them free drug needles. Sound disgusting? Well, it is disgusting. SO, why am I writing this? Because, a town that was once voted best to move to is now the best to steer clear of. And I blame everyone. The politicians. The people. The apathy. So, I’d dump everyone on the city council and board of supervisors. Get rid of each and every one of them. Give them all the boot. And don’t hear it from me. Hear it from the Grand Jury a year ago. 6/2020. And I quote, The Grand Jury finds that the supervisors’ activities are largely responsive instead of forward-thinking, and that the board “reacts to crises as they arise,” critiquing the county representatives for failing to “establish and publish strategic county-wide policies with effective long term goals that address county-wide issues of public safety, health, economic, environmental and other needs of our communities, as it is charged to do.” The jury finding notes this approach creates gaps in governance, and leaves much power the CEO. The efficacy of the Board of Supervisors and the role of the county’s CEO has been the subject of much public discussion in Mendocino County, since a series of supervisors absences, management turnover (particularly in the cannabis permitting program), and after a series of significant raises for the supervisors, CEO, and management staff. The Grand Jury places the bulk of the blame on the supervisors for the lack of long-term strategic planning, noting the Board has effectively “abdicated” its role in creating governance plans — resulting in “an enormous responsibility” placed on the CEO. The report calls for the board to be more responsive to public concerns, encourages the supervisors to set timelines and benchmarks for directives to the CEO and staff, and requests more detailed updates than currently provided in the CEO’s reports. GET THE PICTURE????
Ukiah | Ukiah, CA | Report Abuse

To the people that clicked on the disagree button: Not one single person has stated which statement they disagree with. Well, which statement is incorrect? ...or are you just upset because I am right and you still have to live there???? Well??? You can't. Go take a look at the daily police reports in the UDJ. There is your proof!!! Don't hear it from me. Go read it and weep!!
Ukiah | Ukiah, CA | Report Abuse