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Watching fraud and money flow

Anyone can confirm that Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 mandated states and local government to five initial steps ending with full compliance some three years after. Number five was to complete a “transition plan” to get from now to compliance. Defiance of their (Congress) order would be a violation of that civil rights act.

The deadline for all five steps was Jan. 24, 1992. They were a minimal financial burden that even a village could handle and it was a “inferior government” burden.

East Longmeadow and its pursue “free money” partner Agawam, known to be premeditated violators of ADA from the start, have the unmitigated chutzpa to pursue grant money from superior government “possibly” for making a “transition plan” and to the combined total pushing $100,000!

There are enough persons and entities involved to call it collusion and enough deceit past and present to deem it fraud.

Paul Cooke

East Longmeadow

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